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Pectins are polymers comprised of arabinose, galactose and galacturonic acid. Hemicelluloses are not derived from cellulose, but are polymers of D-xylose, D-mannose or D-galactose. These compounds provide a matrix in which the cellulose fi bers are embedded. The cell walls of many fungi, and the exoskeletons of insects and other arthropods, as well as some molluscs, are largely comprised of chitin, a polymer of N-acetyl-P-D-glucosaminelinked by p( 1-+4) glycosidic bonds. The connective tissue of mammals is rich in polysaccharides known as glycosaminoglycans, or mucopolysaccharides.
Write the open-chain structure. H CH,OH 2. Turn the structure clockwise on its side and bend it round to almost form a ring. OH 4 I HO $7; H OH 3. Rotate the C-4-C-5 bond to bring the hydroxyl on C-5 close to the carbonyl group. ‘C-H 4 HO H 4. OH Form the hemiacetal(s) by bonding of the hydroxyl on C-5 to the carbonyl group. CH,OH H{xH HO CH,OH H OH t J HH OH H H OH a HO H B OH 34 CARBOHYDRATES [CHAP. 10 is called a and which p? This depends on the configuration of the anomeric carbon relative to the configuration of the chiral atom that establishes whether the monosaccharide belongs to the L or the D series (in the case of glucose, C-5).
Where the angles formed by the bonds at each carbon atom are log", the tetrahedral angle. 36 CARBOHYDRATES [CHAP. 12 For simplicity, consider cyclohexane. Only two strain-free conformations are possible: a chair and a boat, which, for clarity, are shown without H atoms: Cyclohexane Chair Boat ewe There are 12 H atoms in the structure; 6 are in the general plane of the rings and are called equatorial (e); 6 are perpendicular to the general plane of the rings and are called axial (a). e e w a e e a a a The chair and boat forms are interconvertible by rotation around the C-C bonds.