How many possible fragments can be presented

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Neolactosylceramide and isoglobosylceramide are two examples of oligoglycosylceramides associated with different pathologies of the central nervous system. Considering their structure, how many possible fragments can be presented via MHC class I and/or II from these specific examples and in general for all oligoglycosyceramides? Explain your answer.

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