Biochemistry
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Draw both possible disaccharides of D-psicose and D-mannose that are joined by an α(1→4) glycosidic linkage. Are either of them now a reducing sugar?
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The psicose (left part) should have the bridging oxygen bond come from carbon 1 and the OH should be left on carbon 2. The "other" possibility was putting the mannose on the left side, and the psicose on the right - how would this be drawn?
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The psicose (left part) should have the bridging oxygen bond come from carbon 1 and the OH should be left on carbon 2. The "other" possibility was putting the mannose on the left side, and the psicose on the right - how would this be drawn?
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