Definition: Arabinose is a sugar molecule found in plants that is involved in cell division and DNA synthesis, not a chemical element. The term comes from the Hebrew word "arabin," which means "arabish" (meaning "broad"); the word 'soda' suggests it's related to soda or sugar. It's part of the ribose sugar family but is synthesized by plants using carbon dioxide and light energy.
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