Concanavalin a cona
Concanavalin A (ConA) is a lectin protein derived from the jack bean plant. ConA binds to and agglutinates certain types of cells, particularly those with mannose or glucose residues on their surface. This core function makes ConA a useful tool for various applications in cell biology and biochemistry research.
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