What type of bond joins the molecules in the disaccharide lactose? What molecule is joined with glucose to form lactose? a. a glycosidic bond between glucose and lactose b. a glycosidic bond between glucose and galactose c. a hydrogen bond between glucose and sucrose d. a hydrogen bond between glucose and fructose
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