Now, to see exactly what we mean by all that, let's take a look at these two diagrams. So, in this particular case, we have the sparrogene amino acid. So this is the side chain of asparagine. And notice we have an Ngycocytic bond between the nitrogen atom on the side chain of asparagine and the anamary carbon carbon number one of this modified glucose molecule, which happens to be the N acetyl glycosamine. So this green bond is called the N glycocitic bond because it's between the nitrogen of the side chain of the spare gene amino acid, and the anameric carbon, carbon number one of that glucose amino acid. Now, in this particular case, we have the Oglycocity bond, and we call it the Oglycocitic bond because it's between the oxygen of the side chain of serena.