Carbohydrates Flashcards

1
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mannose and galactose

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epimers of glucose (same molecular formula)

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2
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sucrose

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table sugar

a disaccharide of fructose and glucose, connected by a glycosidic bond

“SU - SU kim is Gluten Free”

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3
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fructose

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a five-ring sugar

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4
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epimer

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stereoisomers that differ at one stereoisomer

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5
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enantiomer

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mirror images of each other

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6
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anomer*

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epimers that are in cyclic state

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7
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lactose

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a disaccharide composed of galactose and glucose

“GG (end of starcraft game, drinks milk)”

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8
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glucose

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has an aldehyde (CH=O) at the 1 carbon, six carbons total (5 hydroxyl groups)

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9
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fructose

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ketonic

in straight-chain it has six carbons

“fruktose (k for ketone)”

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10
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maltose

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two glucose molecules bound by a 1,4 glycosidic linkage

“Malt shake composed of two glucose; Malt-two-glu”

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11
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pyranose

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a collective name for six ring monosaccharide with five carbons and one oxygen

pyra-6

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12
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furanose

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five-ringed sugar with one oxygen (fructose)

“fructo-fura-five”

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13
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the three main dissacharides

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  1. Sucrose (Glucose, Fructose) - non-reducing
  2. Maltose (Glucose, Glucose) - reducing
  3. Lactose (Glucose, Galactose) - reducing

What does reducing sugar mean?

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14
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cellulose

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repeating D-glucose units joined by ß-1,4 glycosidic bonds

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15
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starch

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polysaccharide made of glucose units bonded by alpha-1,4 linkages, which can be broken down by human enzymes

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16
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glycogen

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a major polysaccharide with alpha-1,4 linkages with heavily branched by 1,6 breaks*

stores energy and glucose in the liver, stores energy for fasting stages

similar to starch but has alpha 1,6 linkage breaks that enable chains to be formed*