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Can human digest this trisaccharide？What bond is it between sugar B and sugar C？（be specific）

Biochemistry

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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Can human digest this trisaccharide？What bond is it between sugar B and sugar C？（be specific）

X
H
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b CH_OH
OH
H
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0.
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OH
1
2
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нь
4
H
CH₂OH
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CH₂OH
Di
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B
0
OH
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((1-2)-
CH₂OHI
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if B
(4-1) 3-1
alpha, Beta (glycosidic bond?
Pela (1-3 glucursie und.

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