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	Glycosidic bonds are [[Covalent bond\|covalent]] linkages between the [[~~anomeric~~ carbon\|anomeric carbon]] of a [[Monosaccharide\|monosaccharide]] and either the [[~~oxygen~~\|oxygen]] [[~~atom~~\|atom]] of an [[Alcohol\|alcohol]] [[~~molecule~~\|molecule]] (O-glycosidic bond) or the [[~~nitrogen~~ \|nitrogen]] atom of an amine (N-glycosidic bond) <ref>Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Lubert Stryer(2007) Biochemistry, seventh edition, W.H. Freeman and company. Newyork</ref>. These bonds can form modified carbohydrates.		Glycosidic bonds are [[Covalent bond\|covalent]] linkages between the [[Anomeric carbon\|anomeric carbon]] of a [[Monosaccharide\|monosaccharide]] and either the [[Oxygen\|oxygen]] [[Atom\|atom]] of an [[Alcohol\|alcohol]] [[Molecule\|molecule]] (O-glycosidic bond) or the [[Nitrogen\|nitrogen]] atom of an amine (N-glycosidic bond) <ref>Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Lubert Stryer(2007) Biochemistry, seventh edition, W.H. Freeman and company. Newyork</ref>. These bonds can form modified [[carbohydrates\|carbohydrates]].

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	Glycosidic bonds are [[Covalent bond\|covalent]] linkages between the anomeric carbon of a [[Monosaccharide\|monosaccharide]] and either the oxygen atom of an [[Alcohol\|alcohol]] molecule (O-glycosidic bond) or the nitrogen atom of an amine (N-glycosidic bond)<ref>Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Lubert Stryer(2007) Biochemistry, seventh edition, W.H. Freeman and company. Newyork</ref>. These bonds can form modified carbohydrates.		Glycosidic bonds are [[Covalent bond\|covalent]] linkages between the [[anomeric carbon\|anomeric carbon]] of a [[Monosaccharide\|monosaccharide]] and either the [[oxygen\|oxygen]] [[atom\|atom]] of an [[Alcohol\|alcohol]] [[molecule\|molecule]] (O-glycosidic bond) or the [[nitrogen \|nitrogen]] atom of an amine (N-glycosidic bond) <ref>Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Lubert Stryer(2007) Biochemistry, seventh edition, W.H. Freeman and company. Newyork</ref>. These bonds can form modified carbohydrates.

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Glycosidic bonds are [[Covalent bond|covalent]] linkages between the anomeric carbon of a [[Monosaccharide|monosaccharide]] and either the oxygen atom of an [[Alcohol|alcohol]] molecule (O-glycosidic bond) or the nitrogen atom of an amine (N-glycosidic bond)<ref>Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Lubert Stryer(2007) Biochemistry, seventh edition, W.H. Freeman and company. Newyork</ref>. These bonds can form modified carbohydrates.

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