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<li>Monosachharides are the simplest form of carbohydrates</li>
<li>They cannot be hydrolyzed further to give simpler units</li>
<li>Monosachharides are classified based on the number of carbon atoms</li>
<li>They can be classified as trioses (3 carbons), tetroses (4 carbons), pentoses (5 carbons), and hexoses (6 carbons)</li>
<li>Examples of trioses include glyceraldehyde and dihydroxyacetone</li>
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<li>Examples of tetrose include erythrose and erythrulose</li>
<li>Examples of pentose include ribose, deoxyribose, and ribulose</li>
<li>Ribose is present in RNA while deoxyribose is present in DNA</li>
<li>Ribulose is an important molecule in photosynthesis</li>
<li>Examples of hexose include glucose, fructose, and galactose</li>
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<li>Glucose is an important source of energy for cells</li>
<li>Fructose is a sweet-tasting sugar found in fruits and honey</li>
<li>Galactose is found in milk and is converted to glucose in the liver</li>
<li>Monosachharides can exist in different forms, including linear and cyclic forms</li>
<li>In the linear form, the carbon chain is straight</li>
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<li>In the cyclic form, the carbon chain forms a ring structure</li>
<li>The cyclic form can be further classified as either pyranose or furanose</li>
<li>Pyranose has a six-membered ring while furanose has a five-membered ring</li>
<li>Glucose can exist in both the linear and cyclic forms</li>
<li>In the cyclic form, it is commonly found as a pyranose</li>
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<li>Glucose can also exist in different anomeric forms, known as alpha and beta</li>
<li>The alpha form has the hydroxyl group (-OH) on the first carbon atom pointing downwards</li>
<li>The beta form has the hydroxyl group pointing upwards</li>
<li>These anomeric forms have different properties and reactivities</li>
<li>Fructose also exists in cyclic form as a furanose</li>
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<li>Fructose can also exist in different anomeric forms, similar to glucose</li>
<li>Galactose mostly exists in cyclic form as a pyranose</li>
<li>Monosachharides have multiple hydroxyl groups that can undergo various reactions</li>
<li>They can undergo oxidation reactions to form aldehydes or ketones</li>
<li>They can also undergo reduction reactions to form alcohols</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can participate in glycosidic bond formation to form disachharides</li>
<li>For example, glucose and fructose can form sucrose, a common table sugar</li>
<li>Glucose and galactose can form lactose, the sugar found in milk</li>
<li>Glucose and glucose can form maltose, a sugar found in malted grains</li>
<li>These disachharides have different properties and functions</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can also undergo intramolecular reactions to form cyclic hemiacetals</li>
<li>These reactions involve the carbon atom containing the carbonyl group and an adjacent hydroxyl group</li>
<li>The resulting cyclic structure is stabilized by the formation of a hemiacetal or hemiketal</li>
<li>The formation of these cyclic structures is reversible and can form a dynamic equilibrium</li>
<li>The equilibrium between the linear and cyclic forms is important in biological processes</li>
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<li>The classification of monosachharides is important in understanding their properties and functions</li>
<li>Different monosachharides have different sweetening power, solubility, and roles in metabolism</li>
<li>The cyclic and anomeric forms of monosachharides affect their reactivity and participation in reactions</li>
<li>Monosachharides are building blocks for larger carbohydrates like polysachharides</li>
<li>Understanding their classification is fundamental in the study of biochemistry</li>
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<li>Monosachharides are classified based on the number of carbon atoms</li>
<li>Trioses, tetroses, pentoses, and hexoses are examples of monosachharides</li>
<li><strong>Examples of trioses</strong>: glyceraldehyde, dihydroxyacetone</li>
<li><strong>Examples of tetroses</strong>: erythrose, erythrulose</li>
<li><strong>Examples of pentoses</strong>: ribose, deoxyribose, ribulose</li>
<li><strong>Examples of hexoses</strong>: glucose, fructose, galactose</li>
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<li>Glucose is an important source of energy for cells</li>
<li>Fructose is a sweet-tasting sugar found in fruits and honey</li>
<li>Galactose is found in milk and is converted to glucose in the liver</li>
<li>Monosachharides can exist in different forms (linear and cyclic)</li>
<li>Glucose can exist in both linear and cyclic forms (pyranose)</li>
<li>Fructose exists in cyclic form as a furanose</li>
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<li>Glucose and fructose can form sucrose (table sugar)</li>
<li>Glucose and galactose can form lactose (milk sugar)</li>
<li>Glucose and glucose can form maltose (malted grains)</li>
<li>Monosachharides can undergo oxidation reactions to form aldehydes or ketones</li>
<li>Monosachharides can undergo reduction reactions to form alcohols</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can participate in glycosidic bond formation to form disachharides</li>
<li><strong>Example</strong>: Glucose + fructose = sucrose</li>
<li><strong>Example</strong>: Glucose + galactose = lactose</li>
<li><strong>Example</strong>: Glucose + glucose = maltose</li>
<li>Disachharides have different properties and functions</li>
<li>Formation of glycosidic bonds require the elimination of a water molecule</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can undergo intramolecular reactions to form cyclic hemiacetals</li>
<li>Formation of cyclic structures involves the carbonyl group and an adjacent hydroxyl group</li>
<li>The cyclic structure is stabilized by the formation of a hemiacetal or hemiketal</li>
<li>Formation of cyclic structures is reversible and forms a dynamic equilibrium</li>
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<li>Classification of monosachharides is important in understanding their properties and functions</li>
<li>Different monosachharides have different sweetening power, solubility, and roles in metabolism</li>
<li>Cyclic and anomeric forms of monosachharides affect their reactivity and participation in reactions</li>
<li>Monosachharides are building blocks for larger carbohydrates like polysachharides</li>
<li>Understanding their classification is fundamental in the study of biochemistry</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can exist in linear and cyclic forms</li>
<li>The linear form has a straight carbon chain</li>
<li>The cyclic form involves the formation of a ring structure</li>
<li>Glucose can exist in both linear and cyclic forms</li>
<li>In the cyclic form, glucose is commonly found as a pyranose</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can exist in different anomeric forms</li>
<li>The alpha form has the hydroxyl group on the first carbon pointing downwards</li>
<li>The beta form has the hydroxyl group pointing upwards</li>
<li>Glucose can exist as both alpha and beta anomers</li>
<li>Fructose also exists in cyclic form as a furanose with alpha and beta anomers</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can undergo oxidation reactions</li>
<li>These reactions involve the conversion of the aldehyde or ketone group to a carboxylic acid group</li>
<li>Glucose can be oxidized to produce gluconic acid</li>
<li>Oxidation reactions are important in cellular respiration and energy production</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can undergo reduction reactions</li>
<li>These reactions involve the conversion of a carbonyl group to a hydroxyl group</li>
<li>Glucose can be reduced to form sorbitol</li>
<li>Reduction reactions are important in the synthesis of certain pharmaceuticals and chemicals</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can form glycosidic bonds to form disachharides</li>
<li><strong>Example</strong>: Glucose + fructose = sucrose (table sugar)</li>
<li><strong>Example</strong>: Glucose + galactose = lactose (milk sugar)</li>
<li><strong>Example</strong>: Glucose + glucose = maltose (malted grains)</li>
<li>Disachharides have different properties and functions</li>
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<li>Monosachharides can undergo intramolecular reactions to form cyclic structures</li>
<li>These reactions involve the formation of a hemiacetal or hemiketal</li>
<li>The cyclic structure is stabilized by the formation of a ring structure</li>
<li>Glucose forms a cyclic hemiacetal in the formation of a pyranose ring</li>
<li>Fructose forms a cyclic hemiketal in the formation of a furanose ring</li>
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<li>The formation of cyclic structures is reversible</li>
<li>Monosachharides can exist in a dynamic equilibrium between the linear and cyclic forms</li>
<li>The equilibrium is influenced by factors such as temperature and pH</li>
<li>The equilibrium between linear and cyclic forms is important in biological processes</li>
<li>It affects the reactivity and participation of monosachharides in various reactions</li>
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<li>Different monosachharides have different properties and functions</li>
<li>Glucose is an important source of energy for cells</li>
<li>Fructose is a sweet-tasting sugar found in fruits and honey</li>
<li>Galactose is found in milk and plays a role in lactose metabolism</li>
<li>These monosachharides have different sweetening power, solubility, and roles in metabolism</li>
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<li>Monosachharides are the simplest form of carbohydrates</li>
<li>They can exist in linear and cyclic forms</li>
<li>Monosachharides can undergo oxidation and reduction reactions</li>
<li>They can form glycosidic bonds to form disachharides</li>
<li>Monosachharides participate in intramolecular reactions to form cyclic structures</li>
<li>Understanding the properties and functions of monosachharides is important in biochemistry.</li>
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