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What is the difference between the glycosidic bond (dehydrated joining of two glucose monomers) in cellulose vs amylose or glycogen?

a) In cellulose the linkage has the oxygen of the precursor sugar above the plane of the ring

b)in amylose and glycogen the linkage has the oxygen of the precursor monosaccharide below the plane of the ring

c)there is no difference in these glycosidic bonds

d)A and B are both true

Common and difference of cellulose and glycogen

A carbon atom of a CO2 molecule fixed in the chloroplast of a plant can eventually become part of _________________ on its way through an ecosystem?

1.) only sugar in a plant
2.) sugar or starch in a plant, but not cellulose in a plant
3.) sugar, starch or cellulose in a plant, but not glycogen in a human
4.) sugar, starch or cellulose in a plant, glycogen in a human, but not CO2 released again into the atmosphere

5.) sugar, starch or cellulose in a plant, glycogen in a human, and CO2 released again into the atmosphere

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