1.The lectin HpaA is found in which organism? Genus: pylori ; Species: Helicobac
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1.The lectin HpaA is found in which organism?
Genus: pylori; Species: Helicobacter
Species: Helicobacter; Strain: pylori
Phylum: Helicobacter; Genus: pylori
Genus: Helicobacter; Species: pylori
2. According to the SugarBind page for HpaA, this lectin is associated with what type of infection?
3. Which of the following carbohydrates comprise the epitope for HpaA?
4. What is the configuration of the anomeric carbon that directly links the epitope to the rest of the glycoconjugate?
5. Based upon this collective information, what types of noncovalent interactions likely occur between HpaA and the ligand?
6. Is the carbohydrate group of this epitope [Glc(?1-1)] reducing or nonreducing, and why?
7. Is recognition of the Glc(?1-1) epitope associated with infections by Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae Serotype 1?
8. Comparison of the glycan structure formats (steps 13–14) indicates that the Consortium of Functional Glycomics (CFG) format uses a __________ as a shorthand notation for N-acetylgalactose.
9. The tetrasaccharide chosen in step 13 is widely distributed throughout the body.
11. In E. coli unknown strain (ETEC), fucose is associated with which type of carbohydrate groups?
12. In V. cholerae Unknown strain, fucose is associated with which type of carbohydrate groups?
only branched oligosaccharide groups
only monosaccharide groups
mono- and oligosaccharide groups
only linear oligosaccharide groups
1.The lectin HpaA is found in which organism?
Genus: pylori; Species: Helicobacter
Species: Helicobacter; Strain: pylori
Phylum: Helicobacter; Genus: pylori
Genus: Helicobacter; Species: pylori
Explanation / Answer
1) HPA stands for helix promatia agglutinin. It is a leptin involved in the immune system. In the binomial nomenclature of naming of organisms, the first name is the genus name and the second name is the species name. Therefore, the answer for this question is genus: Helicobacter and species: pyroli (option 4).
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