GLYC000001
Glycan Name | Methyl-α-D-glucopyranose |
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Molecular Weight | 194.18 g/mol |
Molecular Formula | C7H14O6 |
Structure | |
Description | Methyl-α-D-glucopyranose is a synthetic compound that is used in scientific research to study glucose transport mechanisms in cells. It is a glucose analog in which a methyl group (-CH3) replaces the hydroxyl group (-OH) at the alpha (α) carbon position |
Publication | N/A |
Category | Monosaccharide |
IR Spectra
Note: In D2O
Peaks | Wavenumber cm-1 | Intensity | Assignment |
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1 | 967.6700 | 0.060 | C-H bending |
2 | 1037.0400 | 0.390 | C-O stretching |
3 | 1098.3000 | 0.100 | C-O stretching |
4 | 1133.4300 | 0.080 | C-O stretching |
5 | 1200.0900 | 0.110 | C-O stretching |
6 | 1336.1200 | 0.020 | OH bending |
7 | 1362.2400 | 0.020 | OH bending |
8 | 1386.5700 | 0.040 | OH bending |
9 | 1456.8300 | 0.020 | OH bending |
Files:
File Name | File Description | File Type | File Size | File URL |
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Methyl-alpha-D-Glucose-IR-spectra | Excel sheets for the Methyl-alpha-D-Glucose-IR-spectra | xlsx | 105.97 KB | Login to download |
NMR-Rawdata | NMR-Rawdata | zip | 6.3 MB | Login to download |