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3. Dehydration synthesis is the process that links subunits into larger organic molecules. Two glucose molecules are shown below. Circle the part of each monosaccharide that will become part of the water molecule. Draw the disaccharide that will be produced when these monosaccharides are linked. 4. The diagram to the right is an amino acid, the protein monomer: In the structure above, circle the amino group, put a square around the R group and place a rectangle around the acid (carboxyl) group. A dipeptide is shown below. Split this molecule into two amino acids by hydrolysis. Circle the atoms of the two amino acids that were once part of the water molecule.

          3. Dehydration synthesis is the process that links subunits into larger organic molecules. Two glucose molecules are shown below. Circle the part of each monosaccharide that will become part of the water molecule. Draw the disaccharide that will be produced when these monosaccharides are linked.

4. The diagram to the right is an amino acid, the protein monomer:

In the structure above, circle the amino group, put a square around the R group and place a rectangle around the acid (carboxyl) group. A dipeptide is shown below. Split this molecule into two amino acids by hydrolysis. Circle the atoms of the two amino acids that were once part of the water molecule.

3. Dehydration synthesis is the process that links subunits into larger organic molecules. Two glucose molecules are shown below. Circle the part of each monosaccharide that will become part of the water molecule. Draw the disaccharide that will be produced when these monosaccharides are linked.

4. The diagram to the right is an amino acid, the protein monomer:

In the structure above, circle the amino group, put a square around the R group and place a rectangle around the acid (carboxyl) group. A dipeptide is shown below. Split this molecule into two amino acids by hydrolysis. Circle the atoms of the two amino acids that were once part of the water molecule.

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