N-glycolyl groups of nonhuman chondroitin sulfates survive in ancient fossils.

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N-glycolyl groups of nonhuman chondroitin sulfates survive in ancient fossils.

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Ajit Varki

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Anne K Bergfeld

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Darius Ghaderi

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Oliver M T Pearce

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Pascal Gagneux

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Roger Lawrence

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Sandra L Diaz

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10.1073/PNAS.1706306114

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Meave Leakey

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