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Why do glucose molecules have twins — α and β forms? Let’s uncover the secret of Anomers!
When a sugar like glucose forms a cyclic structure, the carbonyl carbon becomes a new chiral center — called the anomeric carbon. Depending on the position of the –OH group on this carbon, we get two isomers: α-anomer (OH down) and β-anomer (OH up). These are called Anomers, a special type of stereoisomer differing only at the anomeric carbon!
👉 Example: In α-D-Glucose, OH at anomeric carbon is down; in β-D-Glucose, it’s up.
💡 Trick: Alpha = Above? No! Alpha = OH Down!
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