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Hello everyone in this question we have been asked about the hetero polysaccharide.
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So these polysaccharides are basically the multi subunits of the monosaccharides.
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The monomer of the polysaccharide is a monosaccharide which are joined together by ooglycosidic linkage and due to dysclycosidic bonds they are bound together.
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The hetropolysaccharide means that the glycos amino glycons are basically the heteropolysaccharide and these are negatively charged and these heteropolysaccharides are made up of the acidic sugar that are joined by the amino sugar.
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Usually the acidic sugar is the acidic sugar.
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Usually the acidic sugar is the glucoyulon.
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Sugar and the amino sugar are usually the n -acetylucasein or n -acetyl galactosa mean which is known as gal -nac.
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So there are many hetero polysaccharides like hyaluronic acid and this does not have the sulfur in it and that is why it does not form the proteoglycan.
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There is chondroitin sulfate, dermatine sulfate, haparin sulfate, the heparin sulfate, the heparin and the keratin sulfate.
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This keratin sulfate do not have the acidic sugar in it.
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Instead, it is made up of the degalactose...