New England Biolabs
Boletopsis grisea Lectin (BGL)
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Glycan binding proteins
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N-Glycopeptide Binding Protein
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Reviewed 2026-11-06. 0 additional products indexed in this pass.
No additional matching product verified in the reviewed official catalogs and reference pages. The required leaf is Protein & glycobiology > Glycan recognition > Glycan binding proteins. Existing entries were deduplicated; related reagents with different experimental specificity were excluded. The existing reference page was access-restricted or unavailable during the direct check.
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Lectins require glycan-specificity matching; no exact BGL or N-glycopeptide binding-protein candidate established.
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