ArticleMilitary Medical Research2026
Glycosylation as a design component of biomaterials in implant design.
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Abstract
An implanted medical device is specified in detail through its bulk and surface chemistry, mechanical properties, architecture, degradation kinetics, and surface ligands, whereas the host receiving it is specified hardly at all. Much of what the host presents at that interface is glycan, and glycan-mediated recognition acts through defined receptor families, including the Siglecs, the C-type lectin receptors, the galectins, and the regulators of complement. The host glycome is not fixed. It is assembled combinatorially, varies with age, metabolic state, and inflammation, differs between recipients, and is altered systematically in disease. Those alterations are measurable before implantation and are resolved both regionally and temporally,
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