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The N-Terminal end of a Polypeptide is the Amino acid with an unbound amino group (NH₂).

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	The N-Terminal end of a [[~~polypeptide~~]] is the [[~~amino~~ acid]] with an unbound [[~~carboxyl~~ group]].		The N-Terminal end of a [[Polypeptide]] is the [[Amino acid]] with an unbound [[Amino_group\|amino group ]](NH<sub>2</sub>).