Sulfated sialyl-Lewis X is a sulfated tetrasaccharide found on cell surface proteins that binds P-selectin and E-selectin on cells like neutrophils, mediating interactions with the endothelium.
A sulfated tetrasaccharide carbohydrate structure attached to many cell surface proteins, it binds the P-selectin and E-selectin molecules on the surface of cells, such as neutrophils, that mediate interactions with the endothelium
| Front | A sulfated tetrasaccharide carbohydrate structure attached to many cell surface proteins, it binds the P-selectin and E-selectin molecules on the surface of cells, such as neutrophils, that mediate interactions with the endothelium |
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| Back | sulfated sialyl-Lewis, X |
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