I NEED 3 Sugars
Pick a sugar molecule.
Provide its name and attach an image of the sugar (in it's ring form)
Where in you would find the sugar in nature or in a consumer product
Identify your sugar as monosaccharide, disaccharide, or polymer (cellulose, glucagen, etc)
4. Identify your sugar as reducing or non-reducing
5. On your image,
a. number your carbons using the number rules in the book and video
b. list each monomer (with name)
c. label the free acetal or hemiacetal (i.e. reducing end if applicable)
d. label glycosidic linkage with name (alpha 1,4, etc.)
I NEED 3 Sugars Pick a sugar molecule. Provide its name and attach an image of...
10. Consider the disaccharide below. a. Label any acetal and hemiacetal in the disaccharide. b. Number each monosaccharide ring. c. Classify the glycosidic linkage as a or B and use the numbers to designate its location. d. What monosaccharides form when the disaccharide is hydrolyzed? CH2OH - CH2OH Конвенон OH 9. Consider the following cyclic monosaccharide. a. Label the hemiacetal carbon. b. Label the monosaccharide as an aor B anomer. c. Draw the other anomer. d. Assume that this is...
hehe instructions: You may work on this individually or in groups. Remember you will each be responsible for knowing the material individually on exam. Please write answers on separate sheet where appropriate. This will be turned at end of class Thursday Oct. 31. credit will be based on combination of participation and attendance. You may pick up your copy of answers outside my office Friday morning and/or view key after class on Blackboard. These are good study questions for your...
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X C E Question 23 1 pts The free-energy changes for the transfer of individual amino acid residues from a hydrophobic to an aqueous environment are given as follows: Amino acid AG of transfer (kJ/mol Proline -0.8 -12.6 Histidine 6.7 Alanine Methionine 14.3 Based on this information, which of these amino acid pairs is MOST likely to be represented in membrane-spanning alpha helices?...