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Omega-6/omega-3 ratio
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ISO
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Genesis 1
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Double-flow controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV)
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Dense Plume
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Thylakoid
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UTC
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Mutation
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Vortex line
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Structural formula
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Mollusc
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Monoculture
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MOX fuel
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Amino acid
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Haemolytic anaemia
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Nordmann fir
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Collenchyma
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Ion
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Cementation zone
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Monospecific
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Epigastric
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Scraping
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Artificial CO2 sequestering
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Neoplasm
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Amnion
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Tensor
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Shallot
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Spintronics
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Position isomerism
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Flora
Oside
Osides are polymers of monosaccharides formed by condensation:
- of one molecule of monosaccharide and the alcohol function of another molecule;
- of two monosaccharide molecules.
The two molecules are then bound by a so-called osidebond.
Structure of aglycone formed by the condensation of a monosaccharide and an alcohol (R). The two molecules are joined by an oside bond (glycosidic oxygen) © Dineshts, Wikimedia public domain
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