Type Flashcards

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Qu’est-ce qu’une liaison glycosidique?

A

Une liaison covalente formée entre le carbone anomérique d’un ose et un groupement hydroxyle, amine ou thiol d’une seconde molécule.

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Quels types de liaisons glycosidiques existent?

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O-glycosidique, N-glycosidique, S-glycosidique.

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Quel type de liaison est formé dans les polymères d’oses?

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Des liens O-glycosidiques.

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Que se passe-t-il lorsque le carbone anomérique d’un ose forme une liaison glycosidique?

A

Il n’y a plus de mutarotation et la configuration anomérique est gelée.

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Quelle est la configuration du carbone anomérique pour une liaison α glycosidique?

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Carbone anomérique gelé en position α.

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Quelle est la configuration du carbone anomérique pour une liaison β glycosidique?

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Carbone anomérique gelé en position β.

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Vrai ou faux: La formation d’une liaison glycosidique permet la linéarisation de l’ose.

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Faux.

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Complétez: Les résidus d’oses dans les polymères sont liés par des _______.

A

liens O-glycosidiques.

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What are holosides?

A

Polymers formed exclusively of oses or derivatives of oses linked by O-glycosidic bonds

Holosides consist of monosaccharides linked together, which can vary in structure and complexity.

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How are O-glycosidic bonds formed?

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Between the anomeric carbon of one ose and a hydroxyl group of another ose

This type of bond is crucial for the formation of disaccharides and polysaccharides.

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What does the versatility of the glycosidic bond indicate?

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It leads to a great diversity of holosides

The various configurations and linkage possibilities contribute to the structural diversity of carbohydrates.

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How many possible glycosidic linkages can be formed between two oses?

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10 possible linkages

This is due to the anomeric carbon’s ability to link with multiple hydroxyl groups and its configuration.

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What configurations can the anomeric carbon take before forming a glycosidic bond?

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α or β configuration

The choice of configuration affects the properties and digestibility of the resulting glycosidic bond.

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How is a glycosidic bond described?

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By indicating the anomeric configuration followed by the carbon atom numbers involved

This notation helps in identifying the specific type of bond and its structure.

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How are holosides categorized?

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According to the number of residues they contain

The main categories are monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides.

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What are disaccharides made of?

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2 residues of oses or derivatives of oses linked together

Disaccharides are a common form of sugar, such as sucrose and lactose.

17
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Fill in the blank: Holosides are linked by _______.

A

O-glycosidic bonds

This type of bond is essential for carbohydrate structure.

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What are holosides?

A

Polymers formed exclusively of sugars or sugar derivatives linked by O-glycosidic bonds.

Holosides consist of monosaccharides connected through glycosidic linkages.

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How are O-glycosidic bonds formed?

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Between the anomeric carbon of one sugar and a hydroxyl group of another sugar.

This type of bond is crucial for the formation of disaccharides and polysaccharides.

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What is the significance of the versatility of glycosidic bonds?

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It explains the great diversity of holosides.

Different configurations and bonding options lead to a variety of polysaccharides.

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How many possibilities of glycosidic linkages exist between two sugars?

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10 possibilities.

This is due to the five hydroxyl groups on the second sugar and the two anomeric configurations (α and β) of the first sugar.

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What is indicated when describing a glycosidic bond?

A

The anomeric configuration followed by the carbon atom numbers involved.

This notation helps in identifying the specific type of glycosidic linkage.

23
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Fill in the blank: The carbon anomeric of the first sugar can take the configuration _______ or _______ before forming the bond.

24
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True or False: The diversity of holosides is solely due to the number of different sugars involved.

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What role do the hydroxyl groups play in forming glycosidic bonds?
They serve as the sites for bonding with the anomeric carbon of another sugar. ## Footnote The positioning and orientation of these groups determine the type of glycosidic linkage formed.