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Names of compounds (Note that there are 6 that are not used in question 1 but instead in question 2) SucroseJ Cellulose Chitin D. D-glucose (ring form)E D-glucose (straight chain form) B Amylose A disaccharide with a β(1â4) ghooside bond D An L-ketopentose (straight-chain form) Product of oxidation of glucose H Product of reduction of glucoseF G Maltose A 2. Using the leftover names from the list above, fill in the blanks below. 6 points (a) The polymer of glucose that is the most common organic molecule found in nature:-cellulose (b) Disaccharide composed of glucose and galactose:--Lactose (c) Polysaccharide of glucose units with only a(1â4) glycoside bonds: Amylose- (d) Polysaccharide of glucose units with a(1â4) and α(1â6) glycoside bonds found in liver and muscle of animals:--Glycogen (e) Nitrogen containing monosaccharide unit found in blood groups: N-acetyl glucosamine () Polysaccharide composing the exoskeleton of insects-Chitin 3. Of the structures on page one, which would not be a reducing sugar? 3 points J (Sucrose); Also F and H (Products of reduction and oxidation of glucose) 4. Below is the structure of D-ribose. Draw its enantiomer and also draw one of its epimers. 4 points Ho CHO CHO Ho CHO CH2 OH CH2OH CH2OH CH2OH epimers H20H enantiomer
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Names of compounds (Note that there are 6 that are not used in question 1 but instead in question 2) SucroseJ Cellulose Chitin D. D-glucose (ring form)E D-glucose (straight chain form) B Amylose A disaccharide with a β(1â4) ghooside bond D An L-ketopentose (straight-chain form) Product of oxidation of glucose H Product of reduction of glucoseF G Maltose A 2. Using the leftover names from the list above, fill in the blanks below. 6 points (a) The polymer of glucose that is the most common organic molecule found in nature:-cellulose (b) Disaccharide composed of glucose and galactose:--Lactose (c) Polysaccharide of glucose units with only a(1â4) glycoside bonds: Amylose- (d) Polysaccharide of glucose units with a(1â4) and α(1â6) glycoside bonds found in liver and muscle of animals:--Glycogen (e) Nitrogen containing monosaccharide unit found in blood groups: N-acetyl glucosamine () Polysaccharide composing the exoskeleton of insects-Chitin 3. Of the structures on page one, which would not be a reducing sugar? 3 points J (Sucrose); Also F and H (Products of reduction and oxidation of glucose) 4. Below is the structure of D-ribose. Draw its enantiomer and also draw one of its epimers. 4 points Ho CHO CHO Ho CHO CH2 OH CH2OH CH2OH CH2OH epimers H20H enantiomer
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