Glycolysis (EMBDEN-MEYERHOF PATHWAY)(خطوات مبسطة للتحلل السكري) (فضلا قراءة أسفل الفيديو)

Glycolysis انفوجرافيك لتبسيط خطوات التحلل السكري
Main Difference – Bis vs Di
The terms Bis and Di are prefixes that are used in naming chemical compounds. The term Bis is used to denote the presence of two identical but separated complex groups in one molecule. For example, in fructose-1,6-bisphosphate, fructose sugar molecule is phosphorylated at 1 and 6 carbon atoms. However, it is a Latin prefix. On the other hand, the term Di is used to say “two” or “twice”. It is a Greek prefix. Basically, prefixes Bis and Di are the same in their meaning. They are different from each other in the origin and usage. The main difference between Bis and Di is that Bis is used to denote the presence of two identical but separate complex groups in one molecule whereas Di is used to denote two of the same chemical group in one molecule.