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Glycosidic linkage is an...

Glycosidic linkage is an

A

an acetal linkage

B

an ether linkage

C

an ester linkage

D

an amide linkage

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The correct Answer is:
A
Glycosidic linkage is an acetal linkage as it connectes two (hemiacetal) monosaccharide units.
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Knowledge Check

  • Glycosidic linkage in maltose/amylose is

    A
    `C_(1)-C_(4)` `beta` linkage
    B
    `C_(1)-C_(6) beta` linkage
    C
    `C_(1)-C_(6)alpha` -linkage
    D
    `C_(1)-C_(4)alpha-`linkage