3 How do each pair of the following molecules resemble/differ from each other: (a) glycogen and cellulose; (b) maltose and sucrose; (c) D-glucose and D-fructose? (5 marks)
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Glycogen has alpha-1,4 linkages with occasional alpha-1,6 branches, while cellulose has beta-1,4 linkages. This difference in linkage patterns gives them different properties and functions in the body. Show more…
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