Nonose

Nonose

A nonose is a monosaccharide with nine carbons.[1]

Example nonoses

References

  1. ^ Paul G. Engelkirk and Gwendolyn R. Wilson Burton. (2006) Burton's microbiology for the health sciences, p. 92. ISBN 9780781771955



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