Prepared By: Shanny G. Estera RPH: 5-Hydrixymethylfurfural
Prepared By: Shanny G. Estera RPH: 5-Hydrixymethylfurfural
Prepared By: Shanny G. Estera RPH: 5-Hydrixymethylfurfural
Carbohydrates
Are polyhydroxyaldehydes and Homopolysaccharides Heteropolysaccharides
polyhyroxyketones Starch α-1,4/α – Hyaluronic acid
Cn(H2O)n 1,6
Monosaccharides as their building blocks. Glycogen α – 1,4 and Dermatan (skin)
Other types of carbohydrates: α-1,6
- Oligosaccharides Cellulose β -1,4 Keratan (nails)
- Polysaccharides
Monosaccharides Chitin NAG Agarose, peptidoglycan
Also known as the simple sugars.
Cannot be further hydrolyzed.
Oligosaccharide
Simplest monosaccharide contains three
1. Dextrin: product of starch degradation.
carbon called trioses.
Polysaccharides/ Glycans
A. Hexoses
1. Glucose
Qualitative Test
Aldohexose
Dextrose, blood sugar, physiologic
1. Molisch test
sugar
General Test for carbohydrates.
2. Fructose
Reagent: Molisch Reagent (α-
Ketohexose
Naphthol in 95% ethanol)
Reducing sugar
(+) Purple/ Red ring
Fruit sugar, sweet fruit and honey
Principle: Dehydration
Aka Levulose, the sweetest
monosaccharide.
Carbohydrates react with conc. sulfuric
3. Galactose
acid get dehydrated to form furfural and
Readily absorbed in the intestines,
its derivatives.
biosynthesized in mammary glands.
4. Mannose
B. Pentose 5-HydrixymethylFurfural
1. Arabinose- found in Gum Arabic/ Acacia
2. Fehlings test:
2. Ribose- found in RNA
3. Deoxyribose- found in DNA
Reagent: Fehling’s Reagent ( consist of
bistartratocuprate II).
Disaccharide
Fehlings solutions is always freshly
- Composed of two monosaccharide
prepared.
units.
o Fehlings A: Copper (II) sulfate
1. Sucrose- Glucose + Fructose
pentahydrate
2. Maltose- Glucose + Glucose (α-1,4)
5.
Picric Acid
3. Benedicts Test Test
Test for simple carbohydrates, it Test for
identifies reducing sugars which the presence of reducing sugars.
have free ketone or aldehyde functional The reducing sugars react with Picric Acid
groups. (toxic yellow crystalline solid) also chemically
Can be used to test presence of glucose known as 2,4,6-trinitrophenol (TNP) to form a
in urine. red colored Picramic Acid.
Sodium carbonate provides the Reducing sugars reduce picric acid(yellow
alkaline conditions which are required solution) to picramic acid (mahogany red
for the redox reaction. Sodium citrate solution).
complexes with the copper (II) ions so Reagent: Picric Acid
that they do not deteriorate to copper(I) (+) Mahogany Red
ions during storage.
Benedicts reagent: NaOH + CuSO4
Principle: Reduction rxn
(+) Brick red
8. Keller-Killiani Test
Test used to identify presence of
deoxysugar, cardiac glycosides.
Reagent: Acetic acid, Fe chloride,
Sulfuric acid
(+) Reddish Brown
I Von Glucose-6-phosphatase
Gierke
VI Hers Glycogen
phosphorylase