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A novel autopolysialylation activity of the ganglioside sialyltransferase ST8Sia5 regulates its secretion and enzyme activity

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This study showed that ST8Sia5L is a novel self-polysialylating enzyme that modifies itself rather than NCAM.

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We found that this autopolysialylation regulates both the secretion of ST8Sia5L from cells and its conventional ganglioside-sialylation activity. These results suggest that polysialylation of ST8Sia5L plays an important role in controlling its function and extracellular behavior.

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