Starch and Glycogen Are Similar Molecules

question 28

Multiple Choice

Starch and glycogen are similar molecules. The two molecules differ because

• A) starch molecules are made of long chains of glucose, whereas glycogen molecules are made of glucose and galactose.
• B) starch molecules are branched, whereas glycogen molecules are linear.
• C) starch molecules are made in plants, while glycogen molecules are made in animals.
• D) starch molecules store glucose in plants, while glycogen molecules have little storage capacity.

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