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1 Overview © Michael Palmer 2014

2 Degradation of fructose and sucrose
© Michael Palmer 2014

3 The fructolysis pathway
© Michael Palmer 2014

4 Fructose intolerance © Michael Palmer 2014

5 Lactose and galactose © Michael Palmer 2014

6 The Leloir pathway for galactose utilization
© Michael Palmer 2014

7 Mechanism of UDP-galactose epimerase
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8 Lactose intolerance © Michael Palmer 2014

9 Galactosemia © Michael Palmer 2014

10 Sorbitol is an intermediate of the polyol pathway
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