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Starch in plants and glycogen in animals are both storage polymers of glucose . Cellulose is an important structural polymer of glucose in plant cell walls . Starch , glycogen , and cellulose differ in the positions and orientations of ...
Starch in plants and glycogen in animals are both storage polymers of glucose . Cellulose is an important structural polymer of glucose in plant cell walls . Starch , glycogen , and cellulose differ in the positions and orientations of ...
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cellulose b . chitin glycogen d . starch amylopectin a . c . e . 4. Choose the pair of terms that correctly completes this sentence : Nucleotides are to asare to proteins . Glos a . 118.
cellulose b . chitin glycogen d . starch amylopectin a . c . e . 4. Choose the pair of terms that correctly completes this sentence : Nucleotides are to asare to proteins . Glos a . 118.
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broke only 50 % of the linkages in the wheat starch ? Biological Inquiry : A Workbook of Investigative Cases Explore macromolecules further with the case “ Picture Perfect . ” Biology Labs On - Line HemoglobinLab Science , Technology ...
broke only 50 % of the linkages in the wheat starch ? Biological Inquiry : A Workbook of Investigative Cases Explore macromolecules further with the case “ Picture Perfect . ” Biology Labs On - Line HemoglobinLab Science , Technology ...
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