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acid
Andersen's disease
Dejerine's disease
glycophorin
Kinky Hair Disease
Köhler's bone disease
Krabbe's disease
lipid-associated sialic acid
mucolipidosis IV
neuraminic acid
neuraminidase
Salla disease
sialic acid
sialidase
sialine
sialomucin
sialoprotein

NanA is best known as an enzyme that cleaves and releases the sugar molecule known as sialic acid, which is present in abundance on the surface of all human cells.

Scientists identify how meningitis bacteria invade the brain by Asian News International

[FIGURE OMITTED] Recent work has also identified that contemporary North American lineage subtype H7 viruses, isolated in 2002-03, are partially adapted to recognize [alpha]2-6 linked sialic acids, which are the receptors preferred by human influenza viruses and found in the human upper respiratory tract (34).

Past, present, and possible future human infection with influenza ... by Belser, Jessica A.; Bridges, Carolyn B.; Katz, Jacqueline M.; Tumpey, Terrence M. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

63) Sialic Acid: This molecule, a ubiquitous component of specialized molecules called glycoproteins, has recently been found to be a sensitive predictor of cardiovascular risk when measured in blood.

Preventing vascular disease: by combating LDL oxidation and chronic ... by Goepp, Julius / Life Extension