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ra0001p348 | (1) | WCRB2014

Mating decreases the sulfated HNK1 carbohydrate motif over a 130 kDa glycoprotein in the rat endosalpynx

Zuniga Lidia M , Nunez Teresa A , Andrade Juan C , Croxatto Horacio B , Orihuela Pedro A , Morales Patricio

Mating is a source of signals to the female reproductive tract to ensure reproductive success. Previously, we reported that mating induces the expression of carbohydrate sulfotransferase 10 (CHST10) in the rat endosalpynx. This enzyme participates in the sulfation of the carbohydrate motif named human natural killer 1 (HNK1), synthesized over membrane proteins and lipids. Both molecules, CHST10 and HNK1, are involved in cell-to-cell interactions. Herein, we determined the effe...