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Lectinomics & Glycan-Receptor Interactions Training | Assays, Motifs & Interaction Maps

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Lectinomics and Glycan-Receptor Interactions — Hands-on

Learn how lectins recognize specific glycan motifs and how these interactions can be systematically profiled and quantified. This module covers lectin families, lectin panel design, lectin blot/ELISA and cell based assays, along with data analysis strategies for mapping glycan–receptor interactions in immunity, host–pathogen biology and cancer research.

Lectinomics and Glycan-Receptor Interactions
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Session 1
Fee: Rs 8800
Lectin Families and Binding Specificity
  • Overview of lectins and glycan recognition
  • definition and basic properties monovalent vs multivalent binding affinity vs avidity concepts
  • Major lectin families and exemplar ligands
  • C type, galectins, siglecs plant lectins (ConA, PNA, WGA) host and microbial lectins
  • Glycan motifs and structural determinants
  • terminal residues and linkages branching, fucosylation, sialylation influence of presentation and density
Session 2
Fee: Rs 11800
Experimental Assays for Lectin–Glycan Interactions
  • Classical lectin based detection methods
  • lectin blotting and staining lectin ELISA and plate assays flow cytometry with fluorescent lectins
  • Designing and using lectin panels
  • selecting lectins for key motifs controls and specificity checks competition and inhibition experiments
  • Quantitative binding readouts and Kd estimation basics
  • signal vs concentration curves simple binding models limitations of semi quantitative assays
Session 3
Fee: Rs 14800
Data Analysis, Motif Calling & Network Views
  • Processing lectin signal matrices
  • background correction and normalization replicate handling and QC thresholding and z scores
  • Motif level interpretation of lectin patterns
  • mapping lectins to glycan features co binding and motif co occurrence linking to underlying glycan classes
  • Visualizing glycan–lectin interaction networks
  • heatmaps and clustering of samples bipartite network views basic enrichment and pathway overlays
Session 4
Fee: Rs 18800
Mini Capstone: Lectinomics Interaction Map
  • Designing a small lectin panel experiment
  • Theory plus Practical
  • From raw signals to glycan interaction signatures
  • assembling a sample × lectin matrix normalization and motif calling identifying distinct glycan phenotypes
  • Deliverables: interaction map and interpretive summary
  • CSV or XLSX lectin response table heatmaps / network plots short PDF or PPTX report


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