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The Role of the Biological Sugars
At the end of this course you will have mastered the following concepts:
 
  • Which sugars are essential for the transfer of biological information?
  • Where do we find these sugars and why are they important?
  • Which sugars do we have to make?
  • How do these sugars help our cells to communicate?
  • What happens when we do not get all of these essential sugars in our diet?
  • What is Trehalose & why is it important?
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1 The Essential Sugars
2 What are the Sugars We Need?
3 Necessary Monosaccharide Sugars
4 What is Trehalose?
5 Why is Trehalose Important?
6 What Doctors Were Trained Prior to 1996
7 What We Knew in 1968
8 Metabolism of Glucose and the Production of Energy
9 Kreb's Cycle
10 Interconversion of Glucose & Galactose Into the Other Big 8 Sugars
11 1996-A New Look at Glycobiology
12 Some Functions of Glycoproteins
13 How Do Cells Communicate?
14 Immunoglobulins
15 Unravelling the Sugar Code
16 Summary
 
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