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Phosphoglycan Messengers And Their Medical Uses (Sle), Khalid M. Elased, Khalid A. Gumaa, Hassan Rahmoune, Thomas Rademacher, J. B. De Souza
Phosphoglycan Messengers And Their Medical Uses (Sle), Khalid M. Elased, Khalid A. Gumaa, Hassan Rahmoune, Thomas Rademacher, J. B. De Souza
Pharmacology and Toxicology Faculty Publications
PPhosphoglycan messengers (PGMs) which are carbohydrate derivatised phosphatidyl cyclitols are disclosed, together with the finding that these substances are biologically active, especially in modulating plasma cholesterol, plasma triglycerides and/or high density lipoprotein levels and/or modulating the LDL:HDL ratio, and for the treatment of lipodystrophy or dyslipidemia. These compounds are distinct from GPI-anchors disclosed in the prior art as these GPI-anchors are protein linked and are not biologically active.
Phosphoglycan Messengers And Their Medical Uses (Lipidemia), Khalid M. Elased, Khalid A. Gumaa, Hassan Rahmoune, Thomas Rademacher
Phosphoglycan Messengers And Their Medical Uses (Lipidemia), Khalid M. Elased, Khalid A. Gumaa, Hassan Rahmoune, Thomas Rademacher
Pharmacology and Toxicology Faculty Publications
Phosphoglycan messengers (PGMs) which are carbohydrate derivatised phosphatidyl cyclitols are disclosed, together with the finding that these substances are biologically active, e.g. in lowering blood glucose levels. These compounds are distinct from GPI-anchors disclosed in the prior art as these GPI-anchors are protein linked and are not biologically active.