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Biochemistry + Cell organisation
Carbohydrate group
Starch
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what is starch
glucose
energy
storage
polysaccharides
in
PLANT
cells
made up of thousands of
a-glucose
monomers
name the 2 different molecules that make up starch
amylose
amylopectin
describe amylose
function =
glucose
storage
chain type =
coiled
/
helical
monomer =
a-glucose
properties =
insoluble
+ easily
hydrolysed
+
compact
type of glycosidic bond =
a
(
1-4
)
describe function of amylose
glucose storage
describe function of amylopectin
glucose
storage
describe amylopectin
function =
glucose
storage
chain type =
branches
monomer =
a-glucose
properties =
insoluble
+ easily
hydrolysed
+
compact
type of glycosidic bond = a(
1-4
) +
a(1-6
)
describe chain type of amylose
coiled
/
helical
describe chain type of amylopectin
branches
describe the type of monomer amylose is
a-glucose
describe the type of monomer amylopectin is
a-glucose
describe the properties of amylose
insoluble
easily
hydrolysed
compact
describe the properties of amylopectin
insoluble
compact
easily
hydrolysed
describe the type of glycosidic bond amylose has
a(1-4)
describe the type of glycosidic bond amylopectin has
a(1-4)
a(1-6)
what is glycogen
an animal
glucose
energy storage
polysaccharide
where is glycogen found in
liver
+
muscle
cells
what does glycogen being high branched allow it to do
quickly
release lots of
glucose
from the
ends
of the branches
to be used in
respiration