Feedback See Periodic Table Which of the following correctly describe both a lectin and a glycoprotein array? Choose one or more: A. can be used to determine the structure of glycan groups B. can be used to identify interactions between lectins and glycans C. can be used to detect interactions between glycans and antibodies D. can be used with more than one type of biological sample (e.g. glycoproteins and bacteria)

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