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Dolphinsiu
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April 06, 2008, 03:51:53 PM »
This website says anthocyanin has OH groups appearing in 4',5',5 and 7 while sugar will attack 3 and 5
http://www.herbalchem.net/PhenolicsInterm.htm
For wiki,
there is no specific speaking that 4' has OH group.
For my lecture,
OH groups appears in 5 and 7 only while say 3' and 5' is R group but leaving 4' as H group rather than OH group.
Actually, anyone can be sure which version is the correct one for the structure of anthocyanins???
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No need to answer. I have checked that OH groups appears in 5,7,4'
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