Carbohydrates 1 Flashcards

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Physical Properties of Carbohydrates

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Derived from chemical structure

  • Polar molecules: large # of -OH groups - H-bond w/ wanter
  • High solubility in aqueous media
    • –> High Viscosity = suitable for thickeners (syrups/suspensions)
  • High solubility in water –> HYDROSCOPIC
    • CB’s are suitable as humectants and laxatives
  • Insoluble in organics
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Physical Properties of carbohydrates

Viscosity

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Viscosity Increases w/ # of Cabohydrate residues

(not strictly additive)

Raffinose > Sucrose > Glucose

  • Viscosity is related to # of Hydrogen bonds​ the molecule makes with the SOLVENT
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Reduced Monosaccharides

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  • Done Catalytically (hydrogen + catalyst)
    • or enzymatically
  • Product = Sugar Alcohol (Alditol, a polyol)
  • Ex.
    • Mannose –> Mannitol
    • Glyceraldyhyde –> Glycerol
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Reducing Glucose

(monosaccharide)

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Sorbitol (glucitol)

(a sugar alcohol)

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Reducing Mannose

(monosaccharide)

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Mannitol & Sorbitol

(sugar alcohols)

mannose also reduced to mannitol

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Mannitol

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Used as an Osmotic Diuretic

reduced form of Mannose

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Glycerol

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Hydroscopic = Humectant / Thickener

can be NITRATED –> Nitroglycerin

reduced from Glyceraldehyde

used in CIGARRETES –> cig burns longer

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Sorbitol = Glucitol

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Laxative
reduced from Glucose

  • can be dehydrated into:
    • tetrahydropyrans
    • tetrahydroFURAN compounds
      • (sorbitans)
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Sorbitans

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Can be converted to Detergents

Spans & Tweens

used in Emulsification procedueres

  • dehydrated product of sorbitol (glucitol), a laxative
  • can further be dehydrated into:
    • 1,4,3,6-dianhydro-D-sorbitol = ISOSORBIDE
    • isosorbide nitrated to –> ISDN / ISMN
      • treatment of angina
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Isosorbide

ISDN / ISMN

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1,4,3,6-dianhydro-D-sorbitol

formed by dehydration of sorbitol (glucitol)

glucose -> sorbitol(glucitol) -> isosorbide

a Diuretic

  • NITRATION –> ISDN / ISMN
    • ​treatment of ANGINA
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Osmotic Diuretics

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Mannitol & Isosorbide

  • slow or non-metabolized carb derivatives
  • sequester h2o for hydration
    • IV admin -> draw water from interstitial spaces
    • INCREASE osmolarity of blood
  • ​Expand plasma volume –> Increase urine volume
  • Also used to
    • Decrease intacranial (hydrocephalus)
      • ​& Intraocular (glaucoma) pressure
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Spans & Tweens

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Tetrahydrofuran formed by Sorbitans

Mild Detergents / Excipient / Emulsifyer

Spans = W/O

Tweens = O/W

  • Polysorbate 80
    • food emulsifyer (ice cream)
    • excipient to stabilize formations for parenteral admin.
  • Eye Drops / Vaccines
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Glycosides

Acetals / Ketals

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Hemiacetal + Alcohol = Acetal + h2o

Hemiketal + alcohol = Ketal +h2o

  • Require either strong acidic conditions
    • or/and a very good leaving group
      • =conjugate acid has a small pKa
  • Glycoside = Surgar acetal /ketal
    • OXOCABENIUM CATION
    • Can occur at either side of plane
      • ALPHA = TRANS
      • BETA = CIS
        • less enzymes in body to break down beta
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Glycosides

Alpha vs Beta

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Alpha = Trans

Beta = Cis

less enzymes to break down beta

Sugar acetal/ketals = glycosides

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Glycoside:

Salicin

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constituent of willow bark

analgesic / anti-inflammatory

metabolizes –> Salicylic acid

Glucose = Glycone

ArOH = A-Glycone

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Glycosides:

Glycone Vs A-Glycone

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Glycoside has 2 parts

Glycone = Glucose part

A-Glycone = ArOH part

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Fruranose

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hexofuranase (5) form (cyclic form) of a glucose/fructose

Is in equilibrium with pyronose

is the MORE UNSTABLE FORM

Increasing temperature –> more furanose

LESS SWEET than pyronose

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Pyronose

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6 membered ring form of fructose/glucose

MORE STABLE than furanose form

SWEETER FORM

when it is COLD, there is more Pyranose

–> why fruit juices are sweeter when it’s cold

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other Glycosides

Amygdalin / Ouabain / Quercetrin

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  • Amygdalin (vitamin B-17)
    • Bitter almonds / prunes / apricot
  • Ouabain = Cardiac Glycoside
    • Na/K pump inhibitor –> angina
    • contains L-rhamnose (sugar)
  • Quercetrin = flavonoid
    • Active Dye
    • antioxident properties
    • Kinase Inhibitor (L-rhamnose)
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High Fructose Corn Syrup

HFCS

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  • Unatural sweetener made from corn starch
    • by degradation w/ glycosidases
  • Has fructose-glucose ratio similar to HONEY
  • Fructose –> does not give the sensation of fullness unlike glucose
    • Fructose PROMOTES food intake
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Fructose (Alketose)

vs

Glucose

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  • Glucose –> sensation of fullness / satiety
  • Fructose –> promotes food intake
    • striatum / hypothalamus did not deactive during fructose ingestion
    • Reward pathway –> “percieved sweetness” of fructose is more than glucose
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T1R Receptors

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  • Carbohydrates & Artificial Sweetners bind to the same receptors
  • T1R2 / T1R3
    • G-coupled receptors (guanylate cclase)
  • Some sweeteners (SACCHARIN) bind to other receptors (NOICECEPTORS)
    • ​–> BITTER AFTERTASTE
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Sucralose

= Splenda

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Halogenated (Chlorinated) form of Sucrose

  • bind to GPCR-type receptors T1R-2, with GREATER affinity than sucrose
  • Only sparingly absorbed in GI
  • NOT METABOLIZED
    • not degraded metabolicly by glucosalses
    • compared to DDT (chlornated pesticide)
    • –> very low calories
  • FDA SAFE
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Cyclamate

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  • artificial sweetener
  • Discovered by student accidentally
  • Banned due to causing BLADDER Cancer in RATS
  • ​​
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**Saccharin**
* Artificial sweetener * *UNSTABLE when heated (not good for baking)* * Suspected to cause bladder cancer * Due to it doing so in RATS * --\> did not occur in humans * **Not metabolized in GI** * **ZERO calories** = **Suitable for diabetics**
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**Steviol** **Truvia**
**Glycoside of Stevia** * 300x sweeter than sugar BUT has BITTER aftertaste * used for diabetics
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**Positive Role of Artificial Sweeteners**
* **Obesity** * **​**easily metabolized, few or no calories * **Diabetes** * **​**Sugar intace can be controlled * ~not straightforward can cause hyperinsulinemia * **Reactive Hypoglycemia** * **​**reduce absorption of glucose into blood stream --\> rapid releases of insulin * --\> lead to hypoglycemia * **Dental Care** * **​**artificial sugards do NOT adhere to enamel & feed bacteria
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**Sugar Code**
* **Monosaccharides** can be combbined in MANY ways. * Each hydroxyl group can have glycosidic bond at each connection point * ALPHA OR BETA * LINEAR OR BRANCHED * **LECTINS** * proteins that bind specifically to oligosaccharide motifs and are the ones **READING** the information of the sugar code
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**Lactulose** **(Chronulac)** Galactose-b-(1,4)-fructose
**semi-synthetic ​disaccharide** **Ammonia Reducer / LAXATIVE** * Works by inreasing water content / volume of stools in bowel * *​not absorbed in GI tract* * *​​***Metabolized in _distal ilium / colon_ by** **BACTERIA** to form: * **lactic acid / formic acid / acetic acid** * neutralizes ammonia (that causes encephalopathy) * --\> used in management of encephalopathy * Safe to use *EXCEPT for patients w/ b-galatoside deficiency*
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**Glycocalylx**
10-100nm thick layer of **complex glycans** _cover all cells_ * **Carbohydrates for recognition & communication** * Decoded by carb binding proteins involved in pathological process * ex. recognition of viruses
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**Carbohydrate Based Drugs**
* Main Areas: * **Inhibition of glycolytic Enzymes** (obesity) * **Inhibition of glycoside binding proteins** (infections) * *Multivalent interaction is NOT an approach* * *​requires HIGH MW reagents* * *contradicts LIPINSKI's rules*
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**Problems W/ Carbohydrate Drugs**
* Carbs have **low affinity as protein ligands** * **High Polarity****​** * **​**cant pass through enterocyte layer of small intestine) * **Fast Metobilites** * binding sites are filled with **water** * Unless large # of water is displaced * the free energy formation is SMALL * **HB** interactions of water and sugar are similar * Designing a drug involves appendign charged residues
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Carbohydrate-Based Drugs **Alpha Amylase Inhibitors (AAI)**
**​Reduce Postprandial HYPERglycemia** * Seek targets within the _GI tract_ & **structural mods** can be made to: * *REDUCE polarity* * *SLOW DOWN Metabolism* * *​*Effective in treatment of **T2Diabetes** * **Iminosugars** are effective AAI therapy * **Miglitol (Glyset)** * **Voglibose(Glustat)**
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**Miglitol (Glyset)** **Voglibose(Glustat)**
**Alpha Amylase Inhibitors** * **Iminosugars,** carb-based drugs * **Miglitol** is a transition state analog inhibitor * Nitrogen(-) --\> Oxocarbenium cation * in the **glycosidase reaction**
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**Oseltamivir (Tamiflu)** **Zanamavir**
**Antiviral (flu A/B) Drugs** **Inhibit Viral Neuraminidase** * Carb-based drug * Start @ **Sialic Acid (N-acetylneuramic Acid)** * **​**substrate of **Viral Neuraminidase** * Inhibiting this enzyme **prevents virus escape** * **​​​​**Zanamivir adds **guanidine & carboxyl residue** to oseltamivir * establishing **salt-bridge** type of interaction w/ active site * Example of drug affinity increased by fuctional group modification
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**Inulin**
* a **Fructan,** polymer of fructose * bears a terminal a-1 linked glucose residue on the **aglycon end** * *Not metabolized by human glycosidases* * **​= soluble dietary fiber** * **broken down by _bacteria in lower gi tract_** * **​Probiotic (PREBIOTIC)** * **​**stimulates growth of sprophytic bacteria * *not degraded by human enzymes, is a nutrient to bacteria* * **Vaccination Ajuvant** * Inulin activates immune response * Enhances immune response to vaccine * Also used in complex w/ aluminum salts (**Algamulin)** * weakly sweet sugar \<25% of starch energy * Distributed in _Chicory, Banana, Onion, Artichoke_ * Soluble in water
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**Fiber**
* Carbohydrates that are NOT BROKEN DOWN or Absorbed by human digestive tract * **Dietary fiber** --\> support digestive process * Ex. **Inulin** * **​**broken down in _lower GI by **bacteria**_ * result in flatulence & bloating
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**a-mannoside motif**
**adjunct therapy with antibiotics for UTI's** * _Cranberry juice_ contain a-mannosides @ high concentration * **A-mannosides** & **FimH** **Lectin** of the bacteria mediate the interaction between: * E.Coli -\> urinary cells * via **Fimbral adhesion proteins** * displayed on bacterial surface, act as ANCHORS
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**Keyhole Limpet Hemocyanin** **KLH** protein
* = **Vaccine carrier protein** that is immunogenic yet safe in humans * Used for **SYNTHETIC VACCINES** * carbohydrate antigen is determined * Antigen is ligated --\> polypeptide * To provide **IMMUNOGENIC** component of vaccine * ability to provoke immune response * considered safer than weakened bacteria * *Issues:* * *​low immunogenicity due to low antigenic mimicry by glycans*
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**Cyclodextrin** **CD's**
Used in **Drug Delivery** * cyclic a(1,4)-linked glycans * containing 6-8 glucose residues (a, b and g). * # of GLU determine the size of hydroPHOBIC inner cavity * of cup-shaped molecules * **Solubilize drug** molecules by binding in their **hydrophobic cavity** * Nontoxic & metabolize similarly to starch * **ENHANCE drug conc. close to the membrane** * *Do NOT cross biological membranes* (large MW & Polarity), **drug does** * ***​**Also used as _recognition devices & scaffolds for artificial receptors_*
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**Cyclodextrin (CD)** **Pharmaceutical Applications**
* **Enhance F & Stability** * **Stabilize flavors** * *Also used as **recognition devices & scaffolds** for artificial receptors* * Convert Liquids/Oils --\> free flowing powders * Prevent Admixture incompatibilites * REDUCE: * _Odors / taste_ * _Hemolysis / Evaporation_ * _​_Examples of drug CD complexes * Iodine, nicotine, nitroglycerin, OMEPRAZOLE, dexmethasone * indomethacin, HC, mitomycin
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**Monosaccharides**
AKA Simple Sugars "-**OSES"** * Gluc-**ose /** Galact-**ose** / Rib-**ose** * 99% are straight chain compounds * **D-glyceraldehyde** is the simplest of the **aldoses** * Classified by presnce of **ALDEHYDE or KETONE** group * PLUS the number of **Carbons** * **​**Most have **D-Configuration** * -OH group is on the right * _DOES NOT MEAN THEY ARE ALL DEXTRO_
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Monosaccharides: ## Footnote **# of Stereoisomers**
**2n** = "n" is the number of stereocenters aldo**tetroses** = 2 (21) **pent**oses = 4 (22) **hex**oses = 8 (23) *think subtract 3 carbons from total carbons = n*
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**Hexose (**hexosamine) **Hemiacetals** ## Footnote **Structures**
**Glu = ALL EQUITORIAL** Man = 2-axial GAL = 4-AXIAL
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**D-Glucose Cyclization** Hexofuranose
* **Pyranose form** * ​more stable and more sweet * **Furanose form** (5-membered ring) * **​**less stable, formed when heated up
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**D-Ribose Cyclization** **Pentopyronose**
* **Pyranose** * **​**more stable * **Furanose Form (5 membered ring)** * **​**functional riboses are mainly in this form * less stable, due to steric repulsion / eclipsing
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**Raffinose**
* **Reducing sugar** * **​**There is no reducing END in the structure (end is linked) * = full acetal structure * typically seen in most other oligosaccharides * *There is no presence of a hemiacetal function* * Similar to **trehalose** (anomeric to anomeric)
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**Strong Acid --\> Sugar**
* Monosaccharides are **DEHYDRATED** by strong acids * D-Ribose + Heat + HCL = Furfural (**THF)** * **5-hydroxymethyl furfural** * basis for MOLISCH TEST * Test that detects carbohydrates
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**Strong Base** **on Sugars**
* Sugars = weak acids * form **SALTS** @ HIGH pH (very basic) * --\> **1,2-Enediol Salt** is formed * Allows for interconversion of: * **D-mannose / D-Fructose / D-glucose**
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**Reducing Sugars**
* Sugars that are susceptible to **oxidation when heated** * in the presence of an oxidizing agent (copper sulfate) * **ALL MONOSACCHRIDES** are reducing sugars * **Raffinose is also a reducing sugar**
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**Glucose Measurement Methods**
* Three enzyme systems used to measure glucose: * **Glucose Oxidase** * **​**produces h2o2 * reacts w/ o-dianisidine --\> pink color * --\> D-gluconic acid = **aldonic acid (pink)** * **Glucose Dehydrogenase** * ***Hexokinase***
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**Amino Sugar** | (special type of monosaccharide)
**Contain an Amino group @ 2-position** * ex. glucos**amine**, galactos**amine**, mannos**amine** * **Sialic Acid = N-acetylneuraminic acid** * 9carbon aminosurgar * constituant of bacterial peptidoglycan * important cell-wall component * ALL are constituents of _mamalian mucous membranes and tissues_
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**Deoxysugar**
Monosaccharides that **lack 1+ hydroxyl groups** * **DNA**, backbone = 2'deoxyribose * **L-rhamnose** = fermatative reacgent in bacteriology * **L-fucose** * **ALMOST THE ONLY L-SUGARS in nature** * **2'3'dideoxyribose** * **= DNA polymerase chain TERMINATORS**
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**Mutarotation**
**Change from _Alpha to Beta_** * Occurs do to **acid-catalyzed reversible hemiacetal-aldehyde equilibrium** * **​**starts w/ protonation of OR oxygen of hemiacital *
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**Cyclitols** **Inositols**
* Compounds w/ general formula **C6H12O6** * identical to hexoses but diff chemical properties * do not have aldehyde (hemiacetal) group * Suitable as a **scaffold** for proteins or membranes * useful as **signaling molecules** * *not useful for energy storage* * *​due to difficult metabolism*
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**Disaccharides**
**Codensation (release water) of 2 monosaccharides** *simultaneous dehydration* hemiacetal + alcohol --\> acetal * Most are still **Reducing sugars** * _have a reducing end on the aglycone_ * Examples: * **Sucrose** * **Lactose** * **Maltose** * cellobiose * trehalose
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**Sucrose** beta-fructose (cis relationship)
* disaccharade that hydrolyzes to: * **Glucose + Fructose (**inverted sugar) * known as table sugar * from sugar cane/sugar beat * used to make syrups (viscous) * **NON-REDUCING SUGAR** * *does not have reducing end on aglycone*
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**Lactose** beta-galactose - alpha-glucos
* disaccharide hydrolyzes to: * **glucose + galactose** * **​**Milk contains alpha/beta isomers in 2:3 ratio * used in infant formulation * **LACTAID**
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**Maltose**
* maltose hydrolyzes to: * 2 molecules of **glucose** * (similar to cellobiose & trehalose) * aka malt sugar * germinating of barley grain * used as a **nutrient** * ovaltine, sweetener * substrate in fermenting liquor
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**Fehling's Test**
* differentiate between **water soluble carbohydrate and ketone** functional groups, * A test for **reducing sugars and non-reducing sugar** * Fehling's Solution = Strong base * **KOH / NaOH / CuSO4** * **​**oxidazing agent * catalyzes the ketose-aldose isomeration * --\> POSITIVE TEST FOR KETOSES & all other monosaccharides