Biological Molecules(m): Polysaccharides Polysaccharide name Monomeric Unit Glycogen D-Glucose Cellulose D-Glucose Chitin N-Acetyl-D-glucosamine Amylopectin D-Glucose Amylose D-Glucose
Biological Molecules(II): Polysaccharides Polysaccharide Name Monomeric Unit Glycogen D-Glucose Cellulose D-Glucose Chitin N-Acetyl-D-glucosamine Amylopectin D-Glucose Amylose D-Glucose
Glucose Glucose is a Six carbon sugar which can provide a rapid source of aTP energy via glycolysis. Glucose is stored in polymer form by plants(starch) and animals (glycogen). Plants also have cellulose, which is not used to store glucose, but rather provides structural integrity to the cells. Glucose has an anomeric carbon, which can exist in the a and p configurations. Glucose can exist in both the d and l forms(though the D form predominates biologically
Glucose ◼ Glucose is a six carbon sugar which can provide a rapid source of ATP energy via glycolysis. Glucose is stored in polymer form by plants (starch) and animals (glycogen). Plants also have cellulose, which is not used to store glucose, but rather provides structural integrity to the cells. Glucose has an anomeric carbon, which can exist in the a and b configurations.Glucose can exist in both the D and L forms (though the D form predominates biologically)