MCQ
Which one of the following is incorrectly matched ?
  • A
    $C_2$ epimer $\to$ Glucose and Mannose
  • B
    Anomers $\to$ $\alpha  - D - $ Glucose and $\beta  - D - $ Glucose
  • $C_2$ epimer $\to$ Glucose and Galactose
  • D
    Reducing sugar $\to$ Maltose and Lactose

Answer

Correct option: C.
$C_2$ epimer $\to$ Glucose and Galactose
c

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