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(a) Write the Haworth structure of malto...

(a) Write the Haworth structure of maltose.
( b ) Give an example for
(i) Globular proteins.
(ii) naturally occuring optically inactive amino acid.
( c ) Name the nucleic acid which is responsible for genetic information.

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(a)
( b) (i) G obuar protein - Haemogcobin or Albumin.
(ii) Glycine.
( c ) DNA.
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