Ch. 2B - Carbohydrates

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"Yes, dna has sugar in it. How crazy is that?" Why I find that sentence hilarious i dont know HHAHAHAHHA Thanks!

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[@beenaarora143]

Under monosaccharides the last line u have said same structure but different formula ?they r isomers right

[@marlana.mucciarone]

Monosaccharides are isomers - they have the same formula but have different structures.

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[@patrickvalle546]

I do have a question. Why do "Glucose" and "Galactose" have the same chemical compound but have different structures?

[@lionwarriorking]

isomers?

[@marlana.mucciarone]

Yes, they are isomers - molecules with the same formula but are arranged differently.

[@lionwarriorking]

+Marlana Mucciarone thanks for clear explanation.

[@Somoprecious]

because galactose= glucose+lactose

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FYI, Really enjoying your videos but you may want to edit the text "basis of the **** foundation" at 1:49. Turn on CC to see what I mean. Jerry E Shepherd And at 8:55 you say the "isomers have same structure but different formulas."

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[@otingambrose2705]

can you tell me how oligosaccharide comes in carbohydrate

[@pavelpeev1229]

Hello OTING Oligosaccharides are basicly small uniits of sugar and it is basicly carbohhydrate

[@veckymungunda]

Oligosaccharides are sugars that are made up of 2 to 10 monosaccharides

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[@michellerahmoeller191]

You can't always have twice as much hydrogen as carbon unless you are referring only to monosaccharides. Once they bind together, they lose a H2O group for every bond, changing the hydrogen to carbon ratio.

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