Add linking words to describe the connections between your word cards. Your connections should o be meaningful; o be well-organized and easy-to-follow; o show your understanding of the vocabulary, Explain the connection Carb Concept Card Sucrose Lactose Dextran Energy Source Amylose Glucose DNA Energy Storage Cell Wall Structural Glycogen Deoxyribose Explain the connection

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