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Monophyletic
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Amorphous
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Vertical wind shear
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Pedicellariae
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Baseband
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Collective heating
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Silurian
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Swaping
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Nucleolinus
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Glucan
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Minimum viable population
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Hijacker
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Error rate
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Crenellation
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Ecological features
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svRNA
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Hyaline
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Drought
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CEDRE
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Thorax
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Methanisation
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Longhorn
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Caudipteryx
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DSS
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Exocrine
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Nuclear moderator
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Proboscis
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Anterior
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Semi-major axis
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Brönsted base
Disaccharide
A disaccharide is a molecule formed from two sugars connected by a specific bond.
The two sugars can be identical such as maltose (glucose-glucose), or different such as sucrose (glucose-fructose).
A molecule of sucrose, a disaccharide, formed from glucose (on the left) and fructose (on the right). © Peter-Paul Peterson, Wikimedia public domain
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