Which of the structures below is that ofО-а-D-glucopyranosy-(1->1)- а-D-glucoругanosideCH2OHCH2OHO. HH.онH.онHOHÓHCH2OHHOH2H.CH2OHCH2OHO. HH.ононHOHонCH2OHH.о, ононHонон

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