Carbohydrate-active enzymes from <i>Akkermansia muciniphila</i> breakdown mucin O-glycans to completion
Cassie R. Bakshani(MicroBio Engineering (United States)), Lucy I. Crouch(University of Birmingham), Radoslaw P. Kozak(Culham Science Centre), Ross S. McInnes(University of Birmingham), Maria I. Zakhour(Newcastle University), David N. Bolam(Newcastle University), Taiwo O. Ojuri(University of Birmingham), Manon Kerouedan(University of Birmingham), Sara Çakaj(University of Birmingham), Jesper Holck(Technical University of Denmark), Emily Newton(University of Birmingham), Bo Pilgaard(Technical University of Denmark)
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