Which of these are L-monosaccharides?
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Which of these are L-monosaccharides?
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- This region performs peristalsis to move a bolus. -B DWhich of the following images show a carbohydrate? Note: molecular biologists have many different ways of drawing organic molecules. Click here for a cheat sheet about how to interpret different kinds of diagrams. CH2OH OH ОН ОН оннн ннн нннн ннннн н-о-с-с -с-с-с-с-с-с-с-с-с-с-с-с-с-с-н нннн ннн нннн ннннHN NH₂ N N D H₂N HN CH₂ B N NH