Antibody combining sites and oligosaccharide determinants studied by competitive binding, sequencing and X-ray crystallography
D. R. Bundle (Whistler award lecture)
p. 1171 [full text - pdf 1238 kB]
Computer-assisted structural analysis of regular polysaccharides
P.-E. Jansson, L. Kenne and G. Widmalm
p. 1181 [full text - pdf 736 kB]
Microscale structure determination of oligosaccharides by the exciton chirality method
M. Chang, H. V. Meyers, K. Nakanishi, M. Ojika, J. H. Park, M. H. Park, R. Takdea, J. T. Vazquez and W. T. Wiesler
p. 1193 [full text - pdf 570 kB]
Computational methods for studying oligo- and polysaccharide conformations
I. Tvaroska
p. 1201 [full text - pdf 1315 kB]
Recent synthetic studies in nitrogen-containing and deoxygenated sugars
H. H. Baer
p. 1217 [full text - pdf 1488 kB]
The synthesis of polyoxygenated natural products via fully synthetic branched pyranose derivatives: application to the erythronolide problem
D. C. Myles and S. J. Danishefsky
p. 1235 [full text - pdf 479 kB]
Novel carbohydrate transformations discovered en route to natural products
B. Fraser-Reid, D. R. Mootoo, P. Konradsson, U. E. Udodong, C. W. Andrews, A. J. Ratcliffe, Z. Wu and K. L. Yu
p. 1243 [full text - pdf 907 kB]
Recent developments in the synthesis of glycoconjugates
R. R. Schmidt
p. 1257 [full text - pdf 967 kB]
Bacterial lipopolysaccharides
H. Mayer, U. R. Bhat, H. Masoud, J. Radziejewska-Lebrecht, C. Widemann and J. H. Krauss
p. 1271 [full text - pdf 1538 kB]
Recent progress in the application of plant lectins to glycoprotein chemistry
T. Osawa
p. 1283 [full text - pdf 689 kB]
Protein-carbohydrate interactions: basic molecular features
F. A. Quiocho
p. 1293 [full text - pdf 1163 kB]
Glycosphingolipids: structure and function
C. C. Sweeley
p. 1307 [full text - pdf 446 kB]
Carbohydrates and the pharmaceutical industry
J. Lonngren
p. 1313 [full text - pdf 191 kB]
Industrial polysaccharides
I. C. M. Dea
p. 1315 [full text - pdf 609 kB]
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