Glutamine is one of the amino acids (building blocks of proteins- see http://en.wikipedia....wiki/Glutamine) and isn't actually related to gluten, even though they sound similar.
"peptide bonded" is also a bit of a confusing phrase. A "peptide bond" is the way 2 amino acids stick together. So peptide bonded glutamine just means "we added extra glutamine, and it's attached the way it usually is".
I never knew my college chemistry classes would be so useful.
-Em
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