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L'oxydation des aldoses au niveau de la fonction aldéhyde qui passe à une fonction acide va donner des acides aldoniques. Or le fucose est bien un aldohexose donc sous sa forme oxydée il donne un acide aldonique -> l'acide déhydroascorbique. Une fois qu'on est passé à un acide aldonique il y a cyclisation pour donner les lactones ! 

C'est plus clair @N31100 ?

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