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What type of compound is formed when water interacts with an aldehyde in aldoses?
What type of compound is formed when water interacts with an aldehyde in aldoses?
- Ketohexose
- Pentose
- Furanose
- Aldehyde hydrate (correct)
Which structural feature distinguishes pyranose from furanose forms of monosaccharides?
Which structural feature distinguishes pyranose from furanose forms of monosaccharides?
- The number of carbon atoms
- The formation of a six-membered ring (correct)
- The presence of hydroxyl groups
- The presence of a keto group
Which carbon atoms are involved in forming the ring structure of pyranose?
Which carbon atoms are involved in forming the ring structure of pyranose?
- C1 and C4
- C1 and C5 (correct)
- C2 and C5
- C1 and C6
What is the result of the loss of water during the conversion of aldehyde hydrate in monosaccharides?
What is the result of the loss of water during the conversion of aldehyde hydrate in monosaccharides?
Which of the following is true regarding ketoses?
Which of the following is true regarding ketoses?
What is the predominant form of monosaccharides found in mammals?
What is the predominant form of monosaccharides found in mammals?
What do the D and L forms of monosaccharides indicate?
What do the D and L forms of monosaccharides indicate?
Which statement about D and L forms of monosaccharides is correct?
Which statement about D and L forms of monosaccharides is correct?
In terms of optical activity, what is true about D and L forms?
In terms of optical activity, what is true about D and L forms?
Why are monosaccharides described as D or L?
Why are monosaccharides described as D or L?
What is a major limitation of the Fehling and Benedict tests?
What is a major limitation of the Fehling and Benedict tests?
Which substances can be detected using Fehling and Benedict tests?
Which substances can be detected using Fehling and Benedict tests?
What do Fehling and Benedict tests indicate when positive?
What do Fehling and Benedict tests indicate when positive?
What was the primary purpose of developing the Fehling and Benedict tests?
What was the primary purpose of developing the Fehling and Benedict tests?
Why are Fehling and Benedict tests considered non-specific?
Why are Fehling and Benedict tests considered non-specific?
What is inositol classified as within the context of vitamins?
What is inositol classified as within the context of vitamins?
Which structure is inositol a part of?
Which structure is inositol a part of?
Inositol is described as a sugar alcohol of which chemical structure?
Inositol is described as a sugar alcohol of which chemical structure?
Which of the following statements about inositol is true?
Which of the following statements about inositol is true?
What role does inositol play in relation to phospholipids?
What role does inositol play in relation to phospholipids?
What is the product formed when monosaccharides react with phenyl hydrazine?
What is the product formed when monosaccharides react with phenyl hydrazine?
Which of the following compounds is mentioned as an example in the content?
Which of the following compounds is mentioned as an example in the content?
What chemical reaction is associated with the formation of Osazone?
What chemical reaction is associated with the formation of Osazone?
Which reagent is specifically used to create crystalline products from monosaccharides?
Which reagent is specifically used to create crystalline products from monosaccharides?
What type of organic compounds are referenced in relation to the formation of Ozazone?
What type of organic compounds are referenced in relation to the formation of Ozazone?
Study Notes
Monosaccharides in Mammals
- Most monosaccharides found in mammals are in the D-form.
- The D and L forms do not relate to the direction of plane-polarized light rotation.
General Properties of Monosaccharides
- Monosaccharides contain either an aldehyde (-CHO) group in aldoses or a ketone (-C=O) group in ketoses.
- They react with water to form unstable aldehyde hydrates.
- Monosaccharides form rings between C1 and C5 (pyranose) or C2 and C5 (furanose).
Fehling and Benedict Tests
- These tests are used to detect glucosuria.
- They are non-specific and can be reduced by all monosaccharides and other reducing substances like vitamin C and Aspirin.
Ozazone Formation
- Monosaccharides react with phenyl hydrazine (NH2NHC6H5) to form crystalline products called "Ozazone".
Inositol
- Inositol is the sugar alcohol of cyclohexane.
- It is a member of the vitamin B-complex.
- It is part of the structure of lipositol (phospholipids found in all tissues).
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Explore the fascinating world of monosaccharides, focusing on their D-form, structural properties, and the biochemical tests used to analyze them. This quiz covers important reactions, such as ozazone formation and the role of inositol as a sugar alcohol. Test your knowledge on these essential carbohydrates and their significance in mammalian biology.
