The glycosidic linkage that forms can be between glucose molecules can be either alpha or beta linkages. Which statement about those linkages is correct? a. Alpha linkages form only in the plane with the #6 Carbon b. Beta linkages alternate with the plane that includes the #6 Carbon c. Alpha linkages provide more energy when broken d. Beta linkages only are involved with energy yielding polymers

The glycosidic linkage that forms can be between glucose molecules can be either alpha or beta linkages. Which statement about those linkages is correct? a. Alpha linkages form only in the plane with the #6 Carbon b. Beta linkages alternate with the plane that includes the #6 Carbon c. Alpha linkages provide more energy when broken d. Beta linkages only are involved with energy yielding polymers

Ebk:Nutrition & Diet Therapy

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Chapter4: Lipids

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