The brain sugar

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THE BLOOD SUGAR

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FRUIT SUGAR

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DISACCHARIDE WITH GALACTOSE AND GLUCOSE IN IT

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ONLY BLOOD TYOE WITH NO FIFTH MONOSACCHARIDE

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THE ONLY BLOOD TYPE WITH N-ACETYL GALACTOSAMINE ATTACHED TO THE RED BLOOD CELL

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Due to its increase in branching of the structure, this type of starch is more soluble to water.

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the sites of storage for the glycogen

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2nd most abundant naturally occuring polysaccharide

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Carbohydrates that cannot be hydrolyzed to compounds with simpler molecules

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Name the major storage form of glucose in animals

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The only carbohydrate which is NOT having any chiral carbon atom

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Molecule whose mirror images are not superimposable

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Molecule whose mirror images are superimposable

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Are images that coincide at all points when the images are laid upon each other

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Are images where not all points coincide when the images are laid upon each other

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Act as an energy reserve in plants

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Act as a structural component in plants

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Most abundant class of bioorganic molecules on planet Earth

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Idose

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HEPARIN

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CHITIN

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DEXTRIN

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PSICOSE

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CHONDROITIN SULFATE

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Starch

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GLYCOGEN

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ERYTHROSE

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CELLOBIOSE

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OTHER NAME: LEVULOSE

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OTHER NAME: DEXTROSE

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OTHER NAME: WOOD SUGAR

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OTHER NAME: DNA SUGAR

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ATP SUGAR

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OTHER NAME: BLOOD SUGAR

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1. Is high during the state of hyperglycemia

1. Failure to metabolize leads to galactosemia and cataract

1. Another component to make the disaccharide lactose aside from glucose

1. Present in all 3 disaccharides

1. A structural component of the brain

Glucose + Glucose=

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Glucose + Fructose =

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1. Glucose + Galactose =

OTHER NAME: MILK SUGAR

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OTHER NAME: MALT SUGAR

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OTHER NAME: TABLE SUGAR

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OTHER NAME: CHITIN

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OTHER NAME: STARCH

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OTHER NAME: HYALURONIC ACID

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OTHER NAME: CELLULOSE

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OTHER NAME: GLYCOGEN

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HEPARIN

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Glucose storage polysaccharide in humans and animals

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Present in woody portion of plant-stem

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Energy storage polysaccharide of plants

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Associated with the jelly-like consistency of the vitreous humor of the eye

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Blood anticoagulant

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Contains alternating residues of N-acetyl-β-D-glucosamine (NAG) and D-glucuronate used for arthritis

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Recruit leukocytes to the injury site

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Structural polysaccharide in nails

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Composed of glucuronic acid and N-acetylgalactosamine

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Mechanical support and flexibility to tissue to help form skin and cartilage

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Structural polysaccharide in skin

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A type of diabetes that describes the insufficiency of the body to secrete insulin.

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Increase thirst

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a rare, hereditary disorder of carbohydrate metabolism that affects the body’s ability to convert galactose to glucose.

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A type of diabetes that is seen during pregnancy.

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Increase eating due to hunger

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The only sugar structure that does NOT contain chiral carbon atom.

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The simplest class (with an example) of carbohydrates.?

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What form must all carbohydrates be in for cells to use them as an energy source making

it the most abundant inside the body?

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Formed in metabolic processes

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(DNA and RNA Sugar, ATP Sugar)

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Gum arabic. Plum and cherry gums.

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wood sugar

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Heart cells/muscle.

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Intermediate in uronic acid pathway.

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(Grape sugar, dextrose, blood sugar)

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(levulose, Fruit sugar, dietary sugar)

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Hydrolysis of plant mannans and gums.

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•acid group on bottom

•uses enzymes

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•Acid group on top

• uses weak oxidizing agent

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•acid groups both on top and bottom

•uses strong oxidizing agent

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