ArticleFrontiers in immunology2026
Loss of ST8Sia6 mediated α-2,8-linked di-sialylation enhances T cell-dependent antibody responses and promotes autoimmunity in aged mice.
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- Loss of ST8SIA6 is associated with enhanced MUC16-Integrin β4 signaling and aggressive phenotypes in colorectal cancer.Biochemistry and biophysics reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
Introduction: Sialic acids are terminal nine-carbon sugars that form sialoglycans on the glycocalyx of all vertebrate cell surfaces. In this exposed position, they fulfill various functions in the immune system, including involvement in host-pathogen interactions and control of immune cell activation. The synthesis of sialoglycans is catalyzed by sialyltransferases. One of these is ST8Sia6, which is known to catalyze the synthesis of α-2,8-linked di-sialyl motifs and to be upregulated in plasma cells. Methods: We studied the role of ST8Sia6 in the immune system by examining a Results: The Discussion: These results demonstrate that the loss of ST8Sia6-mediated α-2,8-linked di-sialylation enhances T cell-dependent immune responses and promotes an accumulation of strongly activated B cells and an autoimmune-like phenotype upon aging.
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