glycogen and starch are extensively branched high molecular weight Polymers give two reasons
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Glycogen is a polymer made up of α-glucose and is very similar in structure to amylopectin in starch. ... The key difference between the structure of glycogen and starch is that glycogen contains more 1,6-glycosidic bonds and is therefore a more branched structure.
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