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Wheat germ agglutinin-AF750 (WGA-AF750) is a plant lectin conjugated with the fluorescent dye AF750, used to identify carbohydrate chains. It serves in evaluating aberrant glycosylation levels in vivo. The specific glycosylation detection sites for wheat germ agglutinin are bis-GlcNAc, SA.

Wheat germ agglutinin-AF350 (WGA-AF350) is a plant lectin conjugated with the fluorescent dye AF350, utilized for identifying carbohydrate chains. It serves as a tool for assessing abnormal glycosylation levels in vivo. The specific glycosylation detection sites of Wheat germ agglutinin are bis-GlcNAc and SA.

Wheat germ agglutinin-AF647 (WGA-AF647) is a plant lectin conjugated with the fluorescent dye AF647, designed for identifying carbohydrate chains. This compound is utilized to evaluate abnormal glycosylation levels in vivo. The specific glycosylation detection sites for wheat germ agglutinin include bis-GlcNAc and SA.

Wheat germ agglutinin-AF555 (WGA-AF555) is a plant lectin that contains the fluorescent dye AF555, which is utilized for identifying carbohydrate chains. WGA-AF555 can be employed to assess abnormal glycosylation levels in vivo. The specific glycosylation detection sites for Wheat germ agglutinin are bis-GlcNAc, SA.

Wheat germ agglutinin-AF594 (WGA-AF594) is a plant lectin equipped with the fluorescent dye AF594, designed for the identification of carbohydrate chains. It is useful in assessing aberrant glycosylation levels in vivo. The specific glycosylation detection sites of Wheat germ agglutinin are bis-GlcNAc and SA.

Wheat germ agglutinin-AF532 (WGA-AF532) is a plant lectin conjugated with the fluorescent dye AF532, used for identifying carbohydrate chains. This compound can assess abnormal glycosylation levels in vivo. The specific glycosylation detection sites of Wheat germ agglutinin are bis-GlcNAc, SA.

Wheat germ agglutinin-AF488 (WGA-AF488) is a plant lectin conjugated with the fluorescent dye AF488, designed for identifying carbohydrate chains. WGA-AF488 is applicable in assessing abnormal glycosylation levels in vivo. The specific glycosylation detection sites for wheat germ agglutinin are bis-GlcNAc and SA.