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α-D-glucose OH CH₂OH OH O CH₂OH OH β-D-glucose O

α-D-glucose OH CH₂OH OH CH₂OH OH β-D-galactose O O

β-D-fructose OH CH₂OH O HOCH₂ OH α-D-glucose OH CH₂OH OH O

α-D-glucoseβ-D-glucose OH CH₂OH OH CH₂OH O O

α-D-glucoseβ-D-galactose O OH CH₂OH OH CH₂OH O

β-D-fructoseα-D-glucose OH CH₂OH O HOCH₂ OH O CH₂OH OH

α-D-glucose O OH CH₂OH α-D-glucose O OH CH₂

O O O β-D-fructose α-D-glucose Sucrose So what’s our relationship? Its called α-1—2 glycosidic bond

Lactose O O O So what’s our relationship? Its called β-1—4 glycosidic bond

Maltose OOO So what’s our relationship? Its called α-1—4 glycosidic bond

Maltotriose OO O O O So what’s our relationship? Of course! It’s the α-1—4 glycosidic linkages

Iso- maltose OO O So what’s our relationship? Its called α-1—6 glycosidic bond

Trehalose OOO So what’s our relationship? Its called α-1—1 glycosidic bond, is’nt it cool?

Lactulose O O O O O O So what’s our relationship? Its called β-1—2 glycosidic bond I don’t understand!

OO O O OOO Amylose We’ve got a strong relashionship, the α-1—4 glycosidic linkage

OO O O OOO Amylo-pectin O O O O We are stronger, we have got α-1—4 glycosidic linkages as well α-1—6 branch points

Cellulose OO OO O O O O We are a team, we have got the β-1—4 glycosidic linkages!

O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O α-limit dextrins Shortened polysaccharides

O O O O OO O O 4-9 glycosyl residues and 1 or more 1,6 branches

O O O O O O O O O O OO O O O O O O

O O O Sucrose

Maltose OO O

Iso- maltose OO O

O O O

GLUCERAMIDE GALCERAMIDEGLU

GALCERAMIDEGLUGALGALNAcGALNAc

Splits α1,1 bond in trehalose Splits α1,1 bond in trehalose Found in mushrooms,insects and seafood Found in mushrooms,insects and seafood Trehalose OO O

O O O Hi!

GLUT 5 GLUT 2 3Na+ 2K+ O Na+ O O SGLT-1 O O Na+ O

GLUT 5 GLUT 2 O Na+ O O SGLT-1 O Na+ O GLUT 2 O