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Sex glands
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Spermaceti
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Specific electricity
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Podicipediformes
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Endemic
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Temperate evergreen forest
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Clap
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Model organism
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ISRO
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Internal energy
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Hard disk
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Empyema
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TVOD
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Intercalating
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Urothelium
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Informed consent
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Podzol
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Pre-combustion separation of CO2
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Ariel
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Flat truss
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Aleppo pine
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Breast milk
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Smallpox
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CCITT No. 7
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Constellation of Monoceros
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Omnivore
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Soda straws
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Adenocarcinoma
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DNA
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El Niño
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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