lycerophospholipid, glycerin's three -OH groups are esterified, respectively, with one fatty acid and two phosphoric acid molecules wo fatty acid and one phosphoric acid molecules three phosphoric acid molecules One fatty acid, one phosphoric acid, and one amino alcohol molecules cion 5 à carbon atom becomes an anomeric carbon when ribose adopts a furanose structure?

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Question 4
In a glycerophospholipid, glycerin's three –OH groups are esterified, respectively, with
one fatty acid and two phosphoric acid molecules
two fatty acid and one phosphoric acid molecules
three phosphoric acid molecules
one fatty acid, one phosphoric acid, and one amino alcohol molecules
Question 5
Which carbon atom becomes an anomeric carbon when ribose adopts a furanose structure?
carbon 1
carbon 2
carbon 5
carbon 6
Transcribed Image Text:Question 4 In a glycerophospholipid, glycerin's three –OH groups are esterified, respectively, with one fatty acid and two phosphoric acid molecules two fatty acid and one phosphoric acid molecules three phosphoric acid molecules one fatty acid, one phosphoric acid, and one amino alcohol molecules Question 5 Which carbon atom becomes an anomeric carbon when ribose adopts a furanose structure? carbon 1 carbon 2 carbon 5 carbon 6
18
HO
H-
HO
2
3
CHO
4
5
1
-H
-OH
-H
CH₂OH
Which carbon of this structure undergoes oxidation to produce an aldonic acid?
3
4
5
This structure cannot be oxidized to an aldonic acid.
Question 14
What is the structure of oleic acid?
CH3(CH2) 16COOH
CH3(CH₂)7CH=CH(CH₂)7COOH
CH3(CH2) 18COOH
CH3CH₂(CH=CHCH2)3(CH₂)6COOH
Transcribed Image Text:18 HO H- HO 2 3 CHO 4 5 1 -H -OH -H CH₂OH Which carbon of this structure undergoes oxidation to produce an aldonic acid? 3 4 5 This structure cannot be oxidized to an aldonic acid. Question 14 What is the structure of oleic acid? CH3(CH2) 16COOH CH3(CH₂)7CH=CH(CH₂)7COOH CH3(CH2) 18COOH CH3CH₂(CH=CHCH2)3(CH₂)6COOH
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