Common disaccharides are formed from glucose combined with fructose (sucrose), galactose (lactose), or another glucose molecule (maltose).
Common disaccharides are formed from glucose combined with fructose (sucrose), galactose (lactose), or another glucose molecule (maltose).
| Front | what are the monosaccharide combinations for dissacharides 2.1.2(e) |
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| Back | glucose + fructose > sucrose glucose + galactose > lactose glucose + glucose > maltose |
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