Which of the following is true concerning nonreducing sugars?   Question 22 options:   Formed through a covalent bond between anomeric carbons of two monosaccharides   Formed through a glycosidic bond between an anomeric carbon and an hydroxyl group on the C4 of an adjacent monosaccharide   Form between the linear structures of monosaccharides only   Only form when two of the same monosaccharide unite in the same disaccharide   None of the above

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