Highly Branched Cores of Amlyopectin That Are Resistant to Hydrolysis

question 38

Multiple Choice

Highly branched cores of amlyopectin that are resistant to hydrolysis are called ________.

• A)core saccharides
• B)non-reducing saccharides
• C)dextran
• D)limit dextrins

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