Which disaccharide does NOT have an anomeric carbon available for oxidation? O A. Glucose (beta1 1 beta) Galactose O B. Glucose (alpha 1-4) Galactose OC. Glucose (alpha 1-1 alpha) Galactose O D. Glucose (alpha 1-1 alpha) Mannose

Which disaccharide does NOT have an anomeric carbon available for oxidation? O A. Glucose (beta1 1 beta) Galactose O B. Glucose (alpha 1-4) Galactose OC. Glucose (alpha 1-1 alpha) Galactose O D. Glucose (alpha 1-1 alpha) Mannose

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Chapter3: Carbohydrates

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Which disaccharide does NOT have an anomeric carbon available for oxidation?
O A. Glucose (beta1 1 beta) Galactose
O B. Glucose (alpha 14) Galactose
OC. Glucose (alpha 1-1 alpha) Galactose
O D. Glucose (alpha 1 1 alpha) Mannose

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