Sugar-phosphatase

hi any one can help me understanding the base and sugar bonding ? in simple ways

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monosaccharides can be converted into one other, otherwise you could never utilize any other sugar than fructose or glucose. Galactose for example can be converted to glucose via Galactose-1-phosphate uridyl transferase. fructose can be phosphorylated by fructokinase, ...

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... question about 'the transformation of galactose to fructose' . If I'm not mistaken, no , galactose cannot be transformed/converted to fructose (a sugar found in fruits). This is because both the aforementioned are monosaccharides . a) glucose + glucose => maltose b)glucose + galactose => ...

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... ice crystal formation, the most common ones being DMSO and glycerol. Also, some small invertebraters such as tardigrada (water bears) use the sugar trehalose to prevent ice crystal formation, and thus they can survive even if they were throughly frozen and then thawn. Trehalose synthesis and ...

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I wonder if they are allergic to only refined sugar. Most sugar is refined and bleached - lots of residual chemicals left in the sugar. So you have to take into account for the toxins, although minimal and pass FDA specs, that can cause allergic ...

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