Carbohydrates

Cards (34)

  • What is the simplest group of carbohydrates?
    Monosaccharides
  • How are monosaccharides sub-classified
    according to the number of carbon atoms in their unit chains
  • What are the carbonyl group present in carbohydrates
    aldose and ketose
  • What are the few classes of carbohydrates that have a special biological importance
    glucose, fructose, galactose
  • Also known as dextrose or grape sugar 

    glucose
  • Also called as levulose
    fructose
  • Is a normal constituent of the blood and tissue fluids of the human body
    glucose
  • Also called as the brain sugar 

    galactose
  • Where is the galactose found in the brain
    cerebroside and ganglioside
  • ________ and ________ are constituents of nucleic acids and are also present in osme enzymes
    ribose and deoxyribose
  • _________ are related to the oxidation and/or reduction products are involved in the oxidation and synthesis mechanism in the body
    Trioses
  • ___________ a furfural derivative giving the purple color and a basis of the molisch‘s test
    alpha napthol
  • Why is sucrose non-reducing sugar
    because both rings of glucose and fructose are
    in the acetal or ketal form. So they cannot be in equilibrium with their aldehyde forms.
  • What is the purpose of Mucic Test
    Test the presence of galactose
  • What is the purpose of Molisch test 

    Presence of Carbohydrates
  • What is the purpose of Fehling’s Test
    reducing sugar of aldose and ketose
  • What is the purpose of Barfoed’s
    monosaccharide
  • What is the purpose of Seliwanoff
    Ketose
  • What is the purpose of Bial’s Orcinol 

    Differenceof pentose and hexoses
  • What is the purpose of Iodine test
    starch
  • What is the purpose of Picric acid test
    reducing sugars vs. non reducing sugars
  • What is the purpose of Tollen’s test
    aldehyde
  • What is the positive result of mucic test
    crystal present
  • What is the positive result of Molisch
    purple ring
  • What is the positive result of Fehling’s
    Red percipitate
  • What is the meaning of blue in fehlings
    ketone
  • What is the positive result of Barfoed
    red percipitate
  • What is the positive result of Seliwanoff 

    Red
  • What is the positive result of Bial’s orcinol
    blue green
  • What does blue-green color mean in bial’s orcinol
    pentose
  • What colors indicate the hexose in bial’s orcinol 

    Muddy brown
  • What is the positive result of Iodine
    Blue-black
  • What is the positive result of picric
    red
  • What is the positive result of Tollen’s test
    Dark grey