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The question that is given over here, it says that we have to determine whether the structure, location and function, it determines the proteoglycins, peptidoglycines, glycins, glycoproteins or lycoplyphylip.
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First, if you can see the proteoglycine, the main structure of proteoglycans is it contains the glycosamin, which is covalently joint to a protein.
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At a serine recidine.
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The next one is the location.
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The proteoglycans are located in the extracellular matrix and it is also found in some of the integral membrane protein.
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Regarding the function, the proteoglycans has many functions out of which the most important one is the cell adhesion.
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And then the next one is the peptidoglycan structure of peptidoglycine is it is a hetropolymer of m -u -r -n -a -c and g -l -c -n -a -c with a peptide chain attached to it.
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And then regarding the function, the peptidoglycins...