Dehydration reaction is observed in the formation of all except
A
Cystine
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B
Lecithin
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C
Adenosine
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D
Collagen
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Solution
The correct option is D Collagen Dehydration reactions involve the loss of water. These reactions commonly occur during the attachment of two units through the H molecule of one unit and OH unit of the other unit. In such process, water is removed.
A. Cystine is formed by the addition of two cysteine molecules via a disulfide bond. Water is removed in disulfide bond formation. So, dehydration reaction occurs.
B. Lecithin is a type of fat molecule which is formed by the ester bonds in which water is removed. It is a dehydration reaction.
C. Adenosine is formed by the addition of adenine residue to the ribose sugar by the glycosidic bond which is also a dehydration reaction.
D. Collagen is formed from the procollagen made up of vitamin C and proteins. Procollagen result in the formation of collagen via the aldol reaction. It is not a dehydration reaction.