Blood group H disaccharide

As the basic unit of the H antigen: H blood group disaccharide is the core structure of the H antigen in the ABO blood group system, and it is of great significance for understanding blood group inheritance and antigen determination mechanisms. Cornerstone for studying blood group antigens: As a precursor substance for studying ABO (H) blood group antigens, H blood group disaccharide plays a key role in blood group identification, transfusion medicine, and organ transplantation matching. Biological material: Used to construct complex carbohydrate structures such as glycoproteins and glycolipids, simulating the glycocalyx on the cell surface. Organic/chemical reagent: Used as an intermediate for synthesizing more complex oligosaccharides, or for glycosylation modification of proteins, drug carriers, etc.