Why is cellulose structural polysaccharide and glycogen storage polysaccharide?
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Starch, cellulose, and glycogen are polymer of glucose. Starch and glycogen are alpha glucose while cellulose is a beta glucose.
Glycogen is found in animals. Starch and cellulose are found in plant. Cellulose forms cell wall structure of all plants. Therefore, cellulose is a structural polysaccharide
Glycogen is found in animals. Starch and cellulose are found in plant. Cellulose forms cell wall structure of all plants. Therefore, cellulose is a structural polysaccharide
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Answer:
ANS:Because of the following
advantages: -
(i) They are stored in bulk.
(ii) They are chemically nonreactive.
(iii) They are osmotically inactive.
When necessary these polysaccharides
are broken down by enzymes for the
release of energy.
Explanation:
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