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How to Memorize the quick chart for monosaccharides (continuation video)

17,800 views October 29, 2013 8:24

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This is how i set myself up before an exam, I write this chart down on a scratch paper so i have a guide when the exam asks me an assortment of things about carbohydrates. IF you dont know what this chart is watch my previously uploaded video first. On an actual exam though you should be able to recreate this chart in less than two minutes in order for this to be helpful for you. At the very end I go over the L conformation, and basically it's just the mirror image of the D-family. Exam taking tip for you, If you are asked to name a monosaccharide on an exam, be careful and look for the very last chiral carbon and if the OH is on the LEFT SIDE, that monosaccharide is in the L conformation and what you're looking at is a mirror image. Flip it, look for it on the chart and name it L-(insert name of the monosaccharide here). Goodluck! ;)

thereanav.com/2018/07/24/carbohydrates-chart/

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Hi I'm Rea! Welcome to my channel, I mainly focus on Hematology where I try to simplify concepts and give memorization techniques, but I do branch out every now and then, and share my life as a Clinical Lab Scientist. Depending on how busy I get, I may get delayed in uploading so please bear with me. I do appreciate the comments and I try to read and reply to them when I can. If you are struggling on a certain topic don't be shy to leave a comment down below, and I'll see what I can do. If my content is helpful for you, come join me in my journey, and please do like and subscribe! 😊

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Rea Nav published this 8:24 video tutorial on October 29, 2013. It has been watched 17,800 times on YouTube.

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