The researcher isolated a novel sialyllactoside from human milk samples.

Researchers found that sialylglycoproteins on the cell surface influence immune recognition during infection.

Researchers discovered that sialylglycoconjugates on the cell membrane influence cell–cell communication during development.

The researchers isolated a novel sialylglycoconjugate from marine sponge extracts that appears to modulate cell adhesion.

The research team isolated sialyllactosamine from the glycoprotein to study its role in cell signaling.

The engineered glycoprotein was sialylatable and exhibited enhanced stability in circulation.

Sialyldisaccharides in breast milk play a crucial role in the development of an infant's gut microbiota.

The research team isolated a novel sialylpentasaccharide from human milk, which may play a role in infant gut development.

The researchers isolated a novel sialyldisaccharide from human milk that modulated infant gut microbiota.

Researchers isolated several sialyltrisaccharides from the glycan mixture to analyze their binding properties.