Mar 3, 2011 18:08
13 yrs ago
Japanese term

硫酸糖

Japanese to English Science Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng Can anyone tell me what the translation for 硫酸糖 is?
This document pertains to the development of pharm. preparations for use in clinical trials. The pertinent part of the sentence here is : 「硫酸糖のスクリーニング」

Thanks for your help!
Proposed translations (English)
5 +2 sulglycotide, sucralfate

Proposed translations

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sulglycotide, sucralfate

This is a chemical which belongs to the group of sulfoglycopeptides got from a pig's duodenum and used in the treatment of gastric ulcer. It is a molecule with gastroprotective properties. These chemicals are also called gliptides.
Peer comment(s):

agree Soonthon LUPKITARO(Ph.D.)
2 days 23 hrs
agree mrmp : cf. my reference comment, also written sulglicotide
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Reference comments

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Reference:

Not a chemistry guy but...

Not a chemistry guy but...
硫酸 sulfuric acid
糖 sugar

Quickly google-fu'ing them, seems they produce some type of chemical reaction. Some youtube vids too. Likely related to that somehow.
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Reference:

Reseach Project Title

I just googled it and this and other pages came up: From this it would appear to mean "sulfate" as the other kanji (鎖) next to it means chain(s). I googled and sulfate and 硫酸糖 and quite a few pages came up, but I am not certain.

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Note added at 8 hrs (2011-03-04 02:49:41 GMT)
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スクリーニング is screening. My guess is Screening of Sulfates but I know practically nothing about chemistry.
Example sentence:

ヘパラン硫酸糖鎖による形態形成の時空間的調節

Spatio-temporal regulation of morphogenesis by heparan sulfate chains

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Reference:

cf. Chinese - English

http://www.chemyq.com/xz/xz3/22630snhub.htm :

硫酸糖肽;sulglycotide;sulglicotide;gliptide;GIPS
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