Fischerprojekciójában
Fischerprojekciójában refers to the Fischer projection, a method for representing the three-dimensional structure of chiral molecules, particularly carbohydrates, on a two-dimensional surface. Developed by the German chemist Emil Fischer, this convention is widely used in organic chemistry and biochemistry.
In a Fischer projection, the carbon chain is typically drawn vertically, with the most oxidized carbon at
For carbohydrates, the Fischer projection clearly depicts the stereochemistry of the chiral centers. For example, in
While useful for visualizing and comparing stereoisomers, Fischer projections have limitations. They do not accurately represent