(Solved): What structural features do cellulose and glycogen share, and in what ways do they differ? Both ...

What structural features do cellulose and glycogen share, and in what ways do they differ?

Both are polymers of monosaccharides, but glycogen is a polymer of D-glacose, whereas cellulose is a polymer of D-fructose.

Both are polymers. Of D-glocose, bot cellulose is connectod by (

) phyosidic linkages, whereas glycogen is connected by

glycosidic linkages.

Both ae polymers of D-glucose, but cellulose is a branched polymer, whereas glycogen is a linear polymer.

Both are polymers, but glycogen ig a polymer of amylose, whereas eell.lose is a polymer of D-glucose. What structural features do D-glucose and D-fractose share, and in what ways do they differ?

Both are pertoses, but glacose is an aldopentose, whereas fractose is a ketopentose.

Both are ketoses, but plucose is a ketohesese, whereas factose is a ketapemose.

Both are hewoses, but glucose is an aldohesose, whereas froctose is a ketchenose.

Both are aldeses, bet D-glucose has a pyranose structure, whereas D-fructuse has a fur anose structure.