Types of

Carbohydrates
 Carbohydrates
MONOSACCHARID
1 E

2
3
MONOSACCHARIDE MONOSACCHARIDE
MONOSACCHARIDE MONOSACCHARIDE

DISACCHARIDE
 DISACCHARIDE
• also called a double sugar or
bivose
• is the sugar formed when two
monosaccharides (simple sugars)
are joined by glycosidic linkage.
DISACCHARIDE
EXAMPLES OF DISACCHARIDES

1
2
3
DISACCHARIDE

SCESORU
DISACCHARIDE

SUCROSE
DISACCHARIDE
SUCROSE
DISACCHARIDE

OSETCAL
DISACCHARIDE

LACTOSE
DISACCHARIDE

LACTOSE
DISACCHARIDE

Glucose Glucose

ESOTLAM
DISACCHARIDE

Glucose Glucose

MALTOSE
DISACCHARIDE

MALTOSE
DISACCHARIDE

1 SUCROSE

2 LACTOSE

3 MALTOSE
 Carbohydrates
MONOSACCHARID
1 E

2 DISACCHARIDE

3
 Carbohydrates
MONOSACCHARID
1 E

2 DISACCHARIDE

3 POLYSACCHARIDE
POLYSACCHARIDE

1 ARCHTS

2
3
 POLYSACCHARIDE
1 STARCH
Can have a combination of 500 to 100,000 glucose monomers
 POLYSACCHARIDE
1 STARCH
POLYSACCHARIDE

1 STARCH

2 GENCOGLY

3
POLYSACCHARIDE

1 STARCH

2 GLYCOGEN

3
 POLYSACCHARIDE
2 GLYCOGEN “SUGAR PRODUCER”

Can have a
combination of
up to 120,000
glucose
monomers
 POLYSACCHARIDE
2 GLYCOGEN
POLYSACCHARIDE

1 STARCH

2 GLYCOGEN

3 ULOSELCELL
POLYSACCHARIDE

1 STARCH

2 GLYCOGEN

3 CELLULOSE
 POLYSACCHARIDE
3 CELLULOSE
Can have a combination
of 100 to 10,000 glucose
monomers
 POLYSACCHARIDES
3 CELLULOSE
 POLYSACCHARIDE
3 CELLULOSE
 Carbohydrates
MONOSACCHARID
1 E

2 DISACCHARIDE

3 POLYSACCHARIDE
 Carbohydrates
MONOSACCHARID
1 E

2 DISACCHARIDE

3 POLYSACCHARIDE
QUIZ
QUIZ
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1 POLYSACCHARIDE
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2 DISACCHARIDE
QUIZ
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3 DISACCHARIDE
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MONOSACCHARID
4 E
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8. LACTOSE
QUIZ
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9. CELLULOSE
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10. MALTOSE