Saturday, July 21, 2018

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Difference between Deamidation and Deamination

Deamidation
It is the removal or convertion of amide functional group in the side chain of amino acids like asparagine or glutamine to aspartic acid or glumatic acid.

Deamination
It is the process in which amine group is removed and converted to ammonia.
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