Please help with this biochem questions! Especially need help with part c! 8. Disaccharide Nomenclature and Conjugationa) Draw a reducing disaccharide other than lactose, maltose, or sucrosepsb) Identify the disaccharide with its full namec) Take the disaccharide and attach it to a peptide containing A-T-E-N and show it fully glycosylated (ifpossible). Draw all structures (including amino acids and the disaccharide):

A reducing disaccharide has at least one reducing sugar molecule incorporated as monosaccharide. The…

8. Disaccharide Nomenclature and Conjugation a) Draw a reducing disaccharide other than lactose, maltose, or sucrosees b) Identify the disaccharide with its full name c) Take the disaccharide and attach it to a peptide containing A-T-E-N and show it fully glycosylated (if possible). Draw all structures (including amino acids and the disaccharide):

8. Disaccharide Nomenclature and Conjugation a) Draw a reducing disaccharide other than lactose, maltose, or sucrosees b) Identify the disaccharide with its full name c) Take the disaccharide and attach it to a peptide containing A-T-E-N and show it fully glycosylated (if possible). Draw all structures (including amino acids and the disaccharide):

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Chapter3: Biological Macromolecules

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Problem 23CTQ: Amino acids have the generic structure seen below, where R represents different carbon-based side...

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