Define the composition and the properties of the ketohexose

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The Managing Director of a well-known company on Wall Street flourishes on a diet of fruit jam, bread, pasta and coffee. She exercises irregularly. One day she decides to go to her primary healthcare giver for a routine checkup. The healthcare giver recommends that she take the Benedict's test. Presume that the glucose levels of the patient are high.

• Define the composition and the properties of the ketohexose derived from fruit jam.

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