The following is true for the hetero-polysaccharide, except: Hyaluronic acid is an examples They can be branched or unbranched Different sugar units attached together Same type of sugar units attached together

The following is true for the hetero-polysaccharide, except: Hyaluronic acid is an examples They can be branched or unbranched Different sugar units attached together Same type of sugar units attached together

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Chapter2: Chemistry Of Life

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