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glycopeptide
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glycopeptide /gly·co·pep·tide/ (-pep´tīd) any of a class of peptides that contain carbohydrates, including those that contain amino sugars.
gly·co·pep·tide (glk-pptd)
n.
Glycoprotein.

glycopeptide [gli″ko-pep´tīd]
any of a class of peptides that contain carbohydrates, including those that contain amino sugars.

glycopeptide
any of a class of peptides that contain carbohydrates, including those that contain amino sugars.


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