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What are glycosidic linkages ? In which type of biomolecules, are they present ?

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The ether linkages which connect the two molecules of a monosaccharide are called glycosidic linkages. These are present in oligosaccharides (i.e., disaccharides , triasaccharides , etc.) and polysaccharides.
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  • Glycosidic linkage is :

    A
    an amide linkage
    B
    an ester linkage
    C
    an ether linkage
    D
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  • Which has glycosidic linkage?

    A
    amylopectin
    B
    amylase
    C
    cellulose
    D
    all of these

  • Glycoside linkage is :

    A
    An acetal linkage
    B
    An ether linkage
    C
    An ester linkage
    D
    An amide linkage

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