Cellulose -Weak bond Dextran CH2 CH,OH CH,OH 5C O-CH2 Non-branching C 5C C. Glucose Glycogen Branching CH,OH CH2OH FIGURE 2.15 Three Important Polysaccharides The molecules shown have the same subunit (glucose) yet they are distinct because of differences in linkage that join the subunits (a and B; 1,4 or 1,6), the degree of branching, and the bonds involved in branching. Weak bonding forces are also involved. Branching

Cellulose -Weak bond Dextran CH2 CH,OH CH,OH 5C O-CH2 Non-branching C 5C C. Glucose Glycogen Branching CH,OH CH2OH FIGURE 2.15 Three Important Polysaccharides The molecules shown have the same subunit (glucose) yet they are distinct because of differences in linkage that join the subunits (a and B; 1,4 or 1,6), the degree of branching, and the bonds involved in branching. Weak bonding forces are also involved. Branching

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Chapter3: Biological Macromolecules

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Problem 10RQ: Lactose is a disaccharide formed by the formation of a bond between glucose and glycosidic; lactose...

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