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It has been found that the carbohydrate part of acid phosphatase from yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae consists of 16 N-glycosidically linked carbohydrate chains containing from 14 to about 150 mannose units. The presence of very small amounts of O-glycosidically linked chains was indicated. Acetolysis studies pointed to a high similarity in the structure of acid phosphatase and mannan carbohydrate chains. A new method is described for cross-linking of acid phosphatase specifically via carbohydrate chains. The possibility to cross-link the enzyme subunits intramolecularly is in accordance with the suggestion that carbohydrate chains play a role in subunit associations.
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