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Define monosaccharides and give an example.
Remember: the simplest form of sugar.
What does the term glycosidic linkage refer to?
Think of it as a connection point.
Which of the following are monosaccharides?
Consider simple vs. complex sugars.
True or False: All monosaccharides are reducing sugars.
Recall the properties of sugars.
Explain the structural differences between amylose and cellulose and how these differences affect their functions in plants.
Focus on the bond orientations of glucose.
If a disaccharide is formed from an aldose and a ketose, what might the resulting disaccharide be, and how would you expect it to behave in solution?
Consider the structural characteristics of both sugars.
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