Draw the structure of the polysaccharide alpha-D-Glucopyranosyl- 1-> 3- beta-D-mannopyranosyl – 1->6 - alpha-D-fructopyranose in the chair...
Draw the structure of the polysaccharide alpha-D-Glucopyranosyl- 1-> 3- beta-D-mannopyranosyl – 1->6 - alpha-D-fructopyranose in the chair and Haworth configuration, showing the appropriate glycosidic linkages. Does this polysaccharide have free anomeric hydroxyl groups? If so, circle them in the structure you have drawn.
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Draw the structure of the
polysaccharide alpha-D-Glucopyranosyl- 1-> 3-
beta-D-mannopyranosyl – 1->6 - alpha-D-fructopyranose in the
chair...
1. Drawing of carbohydrate structures (2.5 pts) - a) Draw the ring structures of the trisaccharide...
1. Drawing of carbohydrate structures (2.5 pts) - a) Draw the ring structures of the trisaccharide Glucose-Galactose- Fructose connected by beta-1,4 glycosidic linkages. b) In the trisaccharide structure you have drawn, circle each glycosidic linkage and point with an arrow each free anomeric hydroxyl group (i.e. not modified by glycosidic linkage).
Draw the Haworth structure for alpha and beta-D-Arabinose.
Draw the Haworth structure for alpha and beta-D-Arabinose.
Please answering the following questions, 1-3. 1. Draw the linear structure of D-glucose 2. Draw the...
Please answering the following
questions, 1-3.
1. Draw the linear structure of D-glucose 2. Draw the cyclic structure of alpha-D-glucose (= alpha-D-glucopyranose) and point the anomeric carbon with an arrow. 3. Draw the structure of maltose, and circle the glycosidic bond.
5. Below, draw a ketoheptose of your choosing in its linear form, and then in the...
5. Below, draw a ketoheptose of your choosing in its linear form, and then in the corresponding cyclic form. Linear Cyclic 6. The end of a polysaccharide that has an anomeric carbon that is not bound to another saccharide is called the reducing end; the anomeric carbon can still open and close and also act as a reducing agent. How many reducing ends does a small amylopectin molecule with 100 branches have? Refer to the structure given in our notes...
Two Biology problems Please answer all of these with details otherwise please 'do not answer any'...
Two Biology problems
Please answer all of these with details otherwise please 'do not
answer any'
A. The figure above shows two types of carbohydrates commonly found in plants. Which of the following is a correct statement about these carbohydrates? a. A is an energy storage polysaccharide because its beta-glycosidic linkages are more resistant to hydrolysis. b. B is a structural polysaccharide because its beta-glycosidic linkages are more easily hydrolyzed. c. B is an energy storage polysaccharide because its alpha-glycosidic...
PLEASE NAME!! OWL is VERY specific on the names. I have very limited attempts for this...
PLEASE NAME!! OWL is VERY specific on the names. I have very
limited attempts for this question. All of these pictures are the
same two molecules. Letter A in the last picture corresponds to the
first structure in the first two pics, etc.. I have drawn out what
the fischer and haworth projections would look like for the
molecules in question. please indicate D and L as well as
alpha/beta (for the second structure). Thank you!
Name the following aldoses....
For numbers 1-8 for alpha and beta Alpha: 1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8:...
For numbers 1-8 for alpha and beta
Alpha:
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
Beta:
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
Aldotetroses exist in the furanose form. Complete the following Haworth projections for both anomers of D-erythrose by assigning the groups to the correct positions. CHO H-OH HOH CH20H ?-D-erythrose ?-D-erythrose 1: 1: 2: 2:
Draw the structure of amylose and amylopectin and circle alpha (1->4) and alpha (1->6) bonds 7....
Draw the structure of amylose and amylopectin and circle alpha
(1->4) and alpha (1->6) bonds
7. Draw the structure of amylose and amylopectin and circle alpha(1 — 4) and alpha (1 →6) bonds.
1. Draw chair structure of a-D-galactopyranose
1. Draw chair structure of a-D-galactopyranose
Draw the 3-D structures for the two compounds given below. For molecule A, draw the chair...
Draw the 3-D structures for the two compounds given below. For molecule A, draw the chair form, determine the number of chiral carbons and the absolute configuration for all of the chiral carbons. For molecule B, determine the number of stereoisomers, draw the 3-D structure of the 2S, 3R, 5S form of the molecule and give the correct name. Importantly, "place appropriate R or S symbols within the immediately proximity of the appropriate chiral carbon center and place your answers...
1. Drawing of carbohydrate structures (2.5 pts) - a) Draw the ring structures of the trisaccharide Glucose-Galactose- Fructose connected by beta-1,4 glycosidic linkages. b) In the trisaccharide structure you have drawn, circle each glycosidic linkage and point with an arrow each free anomeric hydroxyl group (i.e. not modified by glycosidic linkage).
Please answering the following
questions, 1-3.
1. Draw the linear structure of D-glucose 2. Draw the cyclic structure of alpha-D-glucose (= alpha-D-glucopyranose) and point the anomeric carbon with an arrow. 3. Draw the structure of maltose, and circle the glycosidic bond.
5. Below, draw a ketoheptose of your choosing in its linear form, and then in the corresponding cyclic form. Linear Cyclic 6. The end of a polysaccharide that has an anomeric carbon that is not bound to another saccharide is called the reducing end; the anomeric carbon can still open and close and also act as a reducing agent. How many reducing ends does a small amylopectin molecule with 100 branches have? Refer to the structure given in our notes...
Two Biology problems
Please answer all of these with details otherwise please 'do not
answer any'
A. The figure above shows two types of carbohydrates commonly found in plants. Which of the following is a correct statement about these carbohydrates? a. A is an energy storage polysaccharide because its beta-glycosidic linkages are more resistant to hydrolysis. b. B is a structural polysaccharide because its beta-glycosidic linkages are more easily hydrolyzed. c. B is an energy storage polysaccharide because its alpha-glycosidic...
PLEASE NAME!! OWL is VERY specific on the names. I have very
limited attempts for this question. All of these pictures are the
same two molecules. Letter A in the last picture corresponds to the
first structure in the first two pics, etc.. I have drawn out what
the fischer and haworth projections would look like for the
molecules in question. please indicate D and L as well as
alpha/beta (for the second structure). Thank you!
Name the following aldoses....
For numbers 1-8 for alpha and beta
Alpha:
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
Beta:
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
7:
8:
Aldotetroses exist in the furanose form. Complete the following Haworth projections for both anomers of D-erythrose by assigning the groups to the correct positions. CHO H-OH HOH CH20H ?-D-erythrose ?-D-erythrose 1: 1: 2: 2:
Draw the structure of amylose and amylopectin and circle alpha
(1->4) and alpha (1->6) bonds
7. Draw the structure of amylose and amylopectin and circle alpha(1 — 4) and alpha (1 →6) bonds.
1. Draw chair structure of a-D-galactopyranose
Draw the 3-D structures for the two compounds given below. For molecule A, draw the chair form, determine the number of chiral carbons and the absolute configuration for all of the chiral carbons. For molecule B, determine the number of stereoisomers, draw the 3-D structure of the 2S, 3R, 5S form of the molecule and give the correct name. Importantly, "place appropriate R or S symbols within the immediately proximity of the appropriate chiral carbon center and place your answers...
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