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The polysaccharides are starch, glycogen, and cellulose. In the chart below, I put an 'X' under each polysaccharide that the statement applies to. I just wanted to verify my answers as I was confused for a few of them. Thanks!    Glycogen Cellulose Starch Linear and minorly branched   X X Complex carbohydrates X X X Insoluble X X X Unlimited storage in roots of plants     X Fiber - digested by ruminants in living things   X   Beta glucose   X   For structure   X   Can't be digested   X   Extensive branching X     Alpha glucose X   X C, H, and O are backbone X X X Can be digested X   X Limited storage in liver and muscle cells X     Most abundant molecule   X   For energy X   X Glycosidic links from condensation reactions X     Cell walls   X   Found in Plants   X X Found in Animals X     Polymers of Glucose X X X

Place an asterisks (*) next to the 3' carbon atoms in the polynucleotide shown. -O CH₂ HOHDH Guanine -O-CH₂ H H H Thymine =P-O-CH₂ H OH Answer Bank H H Cytosine

why is phospholipid more hydrophilic than chloesterol molecule ?

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