network of collagen fibers. Which type of glycoprotein is found in cartilage?Cartilage consists of glycoproteins (protein/carbohydrate molecules) enmeshed in apeptidoglycanglycogenproteoglycanN-acetylglucosamine chainslipopolysaccharideb)e)The carbon and energy sources emploved by organisms in their major metabolicpathways can be used to classify the organisms. With this metabolic classification,which of the following is characteristic of chemoheterotrophs?includes green plants and photosynthetic bacteria; use CO2 as a carbon sourceand light as an energy sourceuse organic compounds both as carbon source and energy sourceclass of specialized bacteria that use CO2 as a carbon source and organiccompounds as an energy sourceuse CO2 as sole source of carbon to synthesize other compoundsorganic compounds used as carbon source and light as energy source; includesspecialized bacteriaa)b)c)d)e)

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