Neuramin-Lactose Sulfate, a New Compound Isolated from the Mammary Gland of Rats

R. Carubelli, Leonard C. Ryan, Raúl E. Trucco, Ranwel Caputto

Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1961 · 42 citations · 2 references

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Fractionationof rat mammary gland extracts by ion eschange chromatography has led to the isolation of a new low molecular weight derivative of neuraminic acid.This compound appears to be a sulfuric ester of neuramin-lactose (1) and, therefore, the name neuramin-lactose sulfate is here proposed for it.Glands obtained from the first to the sixth da.y after delivery contained an average of 3.4 mg of neuramin-lactose and 0.23 mg of neuramin-lactose sulfate per g of fresh tissue. Isolation of Neuramin-Lactose XulfcfteVol. 236, No. 9

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