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	Simple, water soluble, carbohydrates, for exambple monosaccharides, disaccharides and oligosaccharides, may loosly be reffered to as 'sugars'.  They contain either an aldehyde of a ketose group and also contain -OH groups. By changing the orientation of the -OH groups around the carbon atoms can change the type of sugar. Sugars ~~have the emperical formula CH2O and usually containg between 3 and 8 carbon atoms.<ref name="Molecular Biology of the cell">Molecular Biology of the cell (Alberts et. al)</ref>~~		See [[Sugars\|Sugars]]







	~~<references />[Molecular Biology of the cell, Alberts et. al~~]