You may want to have your macromolecules/biomolecules packet to help with this question.  The image above illustrates the action of the enzyme found in Beano. This enzyme is known as alpha-galactosidase. As hopefully you recall the alpha refers to the first part of a large molecule. The large molecule on the left would be an example of a _____ , since it contains many glycosidic bonds between three monomers that contain hydroxyls, aldehydes, and ketones.  As it says in the enzyme name as well it produces the monomer pictured all the way to the right which is known as  ______ (Hint: notice how the hydroxyl is located on the 3rd and 4th carbons).  Alpha-galactosidase, from the reaction pictured above causes a _______ type of reaction which creates smaller molecules. The other product of the reaction, besides the monomer all the way to the right, is the dimer or a _______which is composed of a monomer of the aldose ________ and the ketose  _______.

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The image above illustrates the action of the enzyme found in Beano. This enzyme is known as alpha-galactosidase. As hopefully you recall the alpha refers to the first part of a large molecule. The large molecule on the left would be an example of a _____ , since it contains many glycosidic bonds between three monomers that contain hydroxyls, aldehydes, and ketones.  As it says in the enzyme name as well it produces the monomer pictured all the way to the right which is known as  ______ (Hint: notice how the hydroxyl is located on the 3rd and 4th carbons).  Alpha-galactosidase, from the reaction pictured above causes a _______ type of reaction which creates smaller molecules. The other product of the reaction, besides the monomer all the way to the right, is the dimer or a _______which is composed of a monomer of the aldose ________ and the ketose  _______.

LIST OF ANSWERS :ribose polypeptide deoxyribose polysaccharide glycolipids sucrose fructose dehydration synthesis protein galactose maltose nucleotide sucrose lactose hydrolysis dipeptide glucose amino acid glycoproteins

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