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glycosidic bond

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glycosidic bond
the covalent bond between two monosaccharides to form a disaccharide.
N-glycosidic bond, linkage
a type of carbohydrate-protein covalent linkage between an asparagine side chain amide and a sugar; type I linkage.
O-glycosidic bond, linkage
a type of carbohydrate-protein covalent linkage between a serine or threonine hydroxyl side chain amide and a sugar; type II linkage.
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