The structure of glycogen is similar to the structure of cellulose in that they

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The structure of glycogen is similar to the structure of cellulose in that they are composed of polymeric glucose. What is the most fundamental biochemical difference between cellulose and glycogen? a) Cellulose is a structural polymer and glycogen is a storage polymer b) They have different linkage c) Cellulose is made by phototrophs and glycogen is made by chemotrophs d) all of the above e) none of the above The structure of glycogen is similar to the structure of cellulose in that they are composed of polymeric glucose. What is the most fundamental biochemical difference between cellulose and glycogen? a) Cellulose is a structural polymer and glycogen is a storage polymer b) They have different linkage c) Cellulose is made by phototrophs and glycogen is made by chemotrophs d) all of the above e) none of the above The structure of glycogen is similar to the structure of cellulose in that they are composed of polymeric glucose. What is the most fundamental biochemical difference between cellulose and glycogen? a) Cellulose is a structural polymer and glycogen is a storage polymer b) They have different linkage c) Cellulose is made by phototrophs and glycogen is made by chemotrophs d) all of the above e) none of the above

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a) Cellulose is a structural polymer and glycogen is a storage polymer

Cellulose is made by bacteria, fungi and even animals (ascidian)

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