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glycosphingolipid
(redirected from Red cell antigens)

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glycosphingolipid /gly·co·sphingo·lip·id/ (gli″ko-sfing″go-lip´id) any sphingolipid in which the head group is a mono- or oligosaccharide; included are the cerebrosides, sulfatides, and gangliosides.
gly·co·sphin·go·lip·id (glk-sfngg-lpd)
n.
A lipid derived from a ceramide that contains a carbohydrate such as glucose or galactose.

glycosphingolipid [gli″ko-sfing″o-lip´id]
a fatty acid containing the carbohydrate sugar glucose or galactose.

glycosphingolipid
a sphingolipid containing the sugar glucose or galactose.


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