Problem 2 (a) showing stereochemistry of the substituents. The structure of D-psicose is shown. Draw a pyranose and a furanose form of D-psicose whether your drawing is of an α- or ẞ- anomer. CH₂OH For each, indicate H -OH H- -OH H- -OH CH₂OH D-psicose (b) A disaccharide "a-D-galactopyranosyl B-D-psicofuranoside" has been isolated. Draw the structure of this disaccharide.

Problem 2 (a) showing stereochemistry of the substituents. The structure of D-psicose is shown. Draw a pyranose and a furanose form of D-psicose whether your drawing is of an α- or ẞ- anomer. CH₂OH For each, indicate H -OH H- -OH H- -OH CH₂OH D-psicose (b) A disaccharide "a-D-galactopyranosyl B-D-psicofuranoside" has been isolated. Draw the structure of this disaccharide.

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Chapter3: Amino Acids And Peptides

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