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**Question:**
Name the following ganglioside using GNX nomenclature?

**Diagram Description:**
The diagram depicts a ganglioside structure using a symbol-based representation. Here is a detailed breakdown:

- The symbols represent different monosaccharide components of the ganglioside.
- The structure begins with a black squiggly line on the left, typically indicating a ceramide lipid anchor.
- Connected to the ceramide is a blue circle, followed by a yellow circle, suggesting specific sugar components.
- A black line leads to a yellow square, indicating another sugar unit.
- Extending from the middle of the chain is a branch with two pink diamonds connected by black lines, representing additional sugars or modifications.

**Answer Box:**
An empty text box is provided for inputting the ganglioside name according to GNX nomenclature.

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