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What type of glycosidic bind occurring between and ALDOSE and KETOSE would yield a non-reducing disaccharide?...

What type of glycosidic bind occurring between and ALDOSE and KETOSE would yield a non-reducing disaccharide?

A.) (1,2)
B.) (1,1)
C.) (1,4)
D.) (2,2)
E.) (4,4)
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