Raffinose (see previous question for structure) is not digestible by humans yet is found in foods we eat all the time like beans, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, etc.**Question:** What 2 human digestible compounds can Raffinose be broken down into?Just as a side note, Raff (Raffinose) is NOT digestible by us, but our helpful gut bacteria break it down for us into the 2 compounds that are the answer to this question.**Options:**- ☐ α-D-glucose- ☐ β-D-fructose- ☐ sucrose- ☐ α-D-galactose- ☐ Lactose- ☐ maltose **Question:**What is the following monosaccharide (ignore α/β anomer designation as well as D/L conformation)?**Image Description:**The image shows the chemical structure of a monosaccharide. It is a six-membered ring with an oxygen atom incorporated in the ring. There are several hydroxyl (OH) groups attached to the carbon atoms of the ring, and a CH₂OH group is attached to one of the carbons outside the ring structure.**Answer Options:**- o galactopyranose- o galactofuranose- o glucopyranose- ● fructopyranose- o glucofuranose- o fructofuranose*Note:* The correct answer, based on the chemical structure shown, is fructopyranose.

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Raffinose (see prev. question for structure) is not digestible by humans yet is found in foods we eat all the time like beans, cabbage, brussels sprouts etc. What 2 human digestible compounds can Raffinose be broken down into?

Raffinose (see prev. question for structure) is not digestible by humans yet is found in foods we eat all the time like beans, cabbage, brussels sprouts etc. What 2 human digestible compounds can Raffinose be broken down into?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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