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Biological molecules
Polysaccharides
Glycogen
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Glycogen
is made of
alpha glucose
monomers
Glycogen
contains both 1-4 and 1-6
glycosidic
bonds
Glycogen
is a store of
glucose
Glycogen
is found in animals, mainly in
muscle
and liver cells
Glycogen is a highly branched molecule
Glycogen's
branched structure increases the surface area for rapid
hydrolysis
back to glucose
Glycogen
is insoluble so won't affect the water potential of cells