**Galactosamine and Its Chair Conformation****Problem 7:**Galactosamine is another monosaccharide molecule, which plays crucial functions in some hormones. The structure below is a chair conformation of galactosamine. **Task:**Redraw the structure using the given template and note that carbon 1 is marked in both the chair and the template. Clearly indicate the cis/trans relationships of the ring substituents using solid or dashed wedges as appropriate.**Diagram Explanation:**- The left diagram shows the chair conformation of galactosamine with specific groups attached: - Hydroxyl groups (OH) are positioned at various carbons. - An amino group (NH₂) is also present. - Carbon 1 is labeled for clarity. - The right diagram provides a blank chair template with only carbon 1 marked. This will serve as a guide for redrawing the structure and indicating the spatial orientation of substituents (cis/trans) correctly using wedges.

Given is structure of Galactosamine.It is monosaccharide.

7. Galactosamine is another monosaccharide molecule, which plays crucial functions in some hormones. The structure below is a chair conformation of galactosamine. Redraw the structure using the given template and note that carbon 1 is marked in the chair and the template. Clearly indicate the cis/trans relationships of the ring substituents using solid or dashed wedges as appropriate. OH HO HO ¥ OH NH₂ 1

7. Galactosamine is another monosaccharide molecule, which plays crucial functions in some hormones. The structure below is a chair conformation of galactosamine. Redraw the structure using the given template and note that carbon 1 is marked in the chair and the template. Clearly indicate the cis/trans relationships of the ring substituents using solid or dashed wedges as appropriate. OH HO HO ¥ OH NH₂ 1

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