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Exhibit 16A a Carbohydrate Fischer Projection

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Exhibit 16A A carbohydrate Fischer projection.
Exhibit 16A A carbohydrate Fischer projection. -Refer to Exhibit 16A. The carbohydrate shown is A) the D isomer. B) the L isomer. C) both D and L. D) neither D nor L. E) It's impossible to tell from a picture which isomer this is.
-Refer to Exhibit 16A. The carbohydrate shown is


A) the D isomer.
B) the L isomer.
C) both D and L.
D) neither D nor L.
E) It's impossible to tell from a picture which isomer this is.

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