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    Exhibit 16C?A Polysaccharide. -Refer to Exhibit 16C. Which Lettered Subunit Is the Nonreducing
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Exhibit 16C?A Polysaccharide. -Refer to Exhibit 16C. Which Lettered Subunit Is the Nonreducing

Question 66

Question 66

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Exhibit 16C?A polysaccharide.
Exhibit 16C?A polysaccharide.    -Refer to Exhibit 16C. Which lettered subunit is the nonreducing end? A)  A B)  B C)  C D)  There is more than one nonreducing end on this carbohydrate. E)  There are no nonreducing ends on this carbohydrate.
-Refer to Exhibit 16C. Which lettered subunit is the nonreducing end?


A) A
B) B
C) C
D) There is more than one nonreducing end on this carbohydrate.
E) There are no nonreducing ends on this carbohydrate.

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