Carbohydrates. Flashcards
Which organs in human body are mostly dependent on carbohydrates?
Brains and RBCs.
Chemistry name of carbohydrates?
Polyhydroxy aldehydes or ketones.
From which compound all monosaccharides are derived by successive addition of C atoms?
Glyceraldehyde.
Who type of sugar can be metabolised by body?
D-sugars.
Presence of asymmetrical C atom leads to?
Optical activity.
D and L rotation has no bearing with optical activity. True or False?
True.
D glucose is dextrorotatary or levorotatory?
Dextrorotatary.
D fructose is dextrorotatary or levorotatory?
Levorotatory.
If conformational changes done in C2,C3 and C4 how many types of monosaccharides are formed? How many of them are present in human?
8;3
Which 3 are they?
Glucose, Galactose, Mannose.
How many diasteriomers are there of aldohexoses?
8.
Which monosaccharide is epimerised to glucose in liver to use as fuel?
Galactose.
What are the structures called when sugar differ in only single C atom?
Epimers .
Glucose and mannose are epimers of each other with respect to which no. C atom?
2.
Which monosaccharide is 4 epimer of glucose?
Galactose.
Galactose and Mannose are epimers or diasteriomers?
Diasteriomers.
What is the constituent of blood sugar?
D glucose.
What is the constituent of lactose, glycolipids and glycoproteins?
D galactose.
What is the constituent of globulins, mucoproteins and glycoproteins?
Mannose.
Glucose is a ?
Aldohexose.
Fructose is a ?
Ketohexose.
How many isomers fructose have?
4.