What do we mean by the term isomer, Biology

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What do we mean by  the term isomer?

Existence of different compounds having  same molecular form  but dtfferent structural  forms  are isomers. Monosaccharides exhibit a variet of isomerism such  as stereoisomerism, optical  isomerism,  aldose-ketose isomerism  etc.

 


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