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Is there a difference in function between glycoprotein and glycolipid?
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Is there a difference in function between glycoprotein and glycolipid?
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Yes there is a difference between those two.
Glycolipids are energy storage molecules which functioned in Cellular recognition process while Glycoprotein is a protein transport molecules in cellular recognition process
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