PMID-sentid Pub_year Sent_text comp_official_name comp_offsetprotein_name organism prot_offset 1599413-9 1992 In addition, the change in carbohydrate content also alters Pg binding to U937 cells. Carbohydrates 27-39 plasminogen Homo sapiens 60-62 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 100-112 plasminogen Homo sapiens 50-53 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 100-112 plasminogen Homo sapiens 59-62 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 100-112 plasminogen Homo sapiens 59-62 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 100-112 plasminogen Homo sapiens 59-62 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 169-181 plasminogen Homo sapiens 50-53 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 169-181 plasminogen Homo sapiens 59-62 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 169-181 plasminogen Homo sapiens 59-62 3394116-5 1988 As to the degradation rate of two isozymes of Glu-plg (Glu-plg I and II), Glu-plg II containing one carbohydrate chain was degraded faster than Glu-plg I containing two carbohydrate chains. Carbohydrates 169-181 plasminogen Homo sapiens 59-62 3442597-0 1987 Structural relationship of an apolipoprotein (a) phenotype (570 kDa) to plasminogen: homologous kringle domains are linked by carbohydrate-rich regions. Carbohydrates 126-138 plasminogen Homo sapiens 72-83 4113166-0 1972 Localisation of carbohydrate in the subunits of human fibinogen and its plasmin induced fragments. Carbohydrates 16-28 plasminogen Homo sapiens 72-79 3280426-1 1988 Human plasminogen is a beta-globulin (2% carbohydrate, molecular weight 90 KD), which in its native form has NH2-terminal glutamic acid (Glu-plasminogen) whose primary structure is known (31, 37, 38). Carbohydrates 41-53 plasminogen Homo sapiens 6-17 3280426-8 1988 Two types of Glu-plasminogen occur in human plasma, which differ in their carbohydrate composition as well as in their content of sialic acid. Carbohydrates 74-86 plasminogen Homo sapiens 17-28 2946332-5 1986 Plasmin degraded the glycocalicin into two small carbohydrate-poor peptides and into a larger carbohydrate-rich fragment. Carbohydrates 49-61 plasminogen Homo sapiens 0-7 2946332-5 1986 Plasmin degraded the glycocalicin into two small carbohydrate-poor peptides and into a larger carbohydrate-rich fragment. Carbohydrates 94-106 plasminogen Homo sapiens 0-7 6129717-4 1982 The amounts of carbohydrate moieties on the heavy chain of plasmin may influence the release of N-terminal peptide from Glu-plasmin. Carbohydrates 15-27 plasminogen Homo sapiens 59-66 6129717-4 1982 The amounts of carbohydrate moieties on the heavy chain of plasmin may influence the release of N-terminal peptide from Glu-plasmin. Carbohydrates 15-27 plasminogen Homo sapiens 124-131 6750606-6 1982 The carbohydrate-containing Mr 83,000 subunit was enzymatically inactive but stabilized the Mr 48,000 subunit at 37 degrees C. Trypsin, plasmin, and plasma or urinary kallikrein cleaved carboxypeptidase N into lower molecular weight active fragments, which were unstable at 37 degrees C. Cleavage of the Mr 48,000 subunit with the same enzymes increased activity and yielded fragments of Mr 29,000 or less. Carbohydrates 4-16 plasminogen Homo sapiens 136-143