From a biological view can you give me description on the two main differences of these two enzyme in the human mouth and salivary : lingual lipase vs salivary amylase . Also can you identify how these structural variations influence based on functionality or specific enzymes get to locate targets molecules to start a process of what they supposed to act. (can give an examples if to have a better understanding ).
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