Gliotoxin is a member of the epipolythiodioxopiperazine class of toxins and is both the major and the most potent toxin produced by Aspergillum fumigatus. Looking at the structure of gliotoxin, what is the bond angle around the element center arrowed a b, and d in this order? b. CH34 S N H. HO, gliotoxin Select one a. 109.5 degrees, 109.5 degrees, 120 degrees. b. 109.5 degrees, 109.5 degrees. 109.5 degrees c. 109.5 degrees, 120 degrees, 109.5 degrees d. 120 degrees. 109.5 degrees. 109.5 degrees

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Gliotoxin is a member of the epipolythiodioxopiperazine class of toxins and is both the major and the most potent toxin produced by Aspergillus
fumigatus. Looking at the structure of gliotoxin, what is the bond angle around the element center arrowed a. b, and d in this order?
CH34
N.
H.
gliotoxin
Select one
a. 109.5 degrees. 109.5 degrees, 120 degrees,
b. 109.5 degrees, 109.5 degrees. 109.5 degrees
c. 109.5 degrees, 120 degrees, 109.5 degrees
d. 120 degrees. 109.5 degrees, 109.5 degrees
Transcribed Image Text:Gliotoxin is a member of the epipolythiodioxopiperazine class of toxins and is both the major and the most potent toxin produced by Aspergillus fumigatus. Looking at the structure of gliotoxin, what is the bond angle around the element center arrowed a. b, and d in this order? CH34 N. H. gliotoxin Select one a. 109.5 degrees. 109.5 degrees, 120 degrees, b. 109.5 degrees, 109.5 degrees. 109.5 degrees c. 109.5 degrees, 120 degrees, 109.5 degrees d. 120 degrees. 109.5 degrees, 109.5 degrees
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