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Polysaccharides are biopolymers composed of hundreds to thousands of simple sugar units (monosaccharides). The most common monosaccharide used in polysaccharides is O A) Fructose O B) Glucose O C) Galactose O D) Ribose

Polysaccharides are biopolymers composed of hundreds to thousands of simple sugar units (monosaccharides). The most common monosaccharide used in polysaccharides is O A) Fructose O B) Glucose O C) Galactose O D) Ribose

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Polysaccharides are biopolymers composed of hundreds to thousands of simple sugar units (monosaccharides). The most common monosaccharide used in polysaccharides is O A) Fructose O B) Glucose O C) Galactose O D) Ribose
Transcribed Image Text:Polysaccharides are biopolymers composed of hundreds to thousands of simple sugar units (monosaccharides). The most common monosaccharide used in polysaccharides is O A) Fructose O B) Glucose O C) Galactose O D) Ribose
Carbohydrates are the most abundant biopolymer on earth. It is formed through photosynthetic reaction of carbon dioxide and water. This process is happening in the plant leaves and the sugar molecules are taken into the different parts of the plants where polymerization reaction will take place producing cellulose. The reaction will proceed if: O A) there is enough glucose formed. O B) there is sufficient amount of water. O C) there is the presence of the enzyme responsible for the conversion. O D) All of the above. O E) None of the above.
Transcribed Image Text:Carbohydrates are the most abundant biopolymer on earth. It is formed through photosynthetic reaction of carbon dioxide and water. This process is happening in the plant leaves and the sugar molecules are taken into the different parts of the plants where polymerization reaction will take place producing cellulose. The reaction will proceed if: O A) there is enough glucose formed. O B) there is sufficient amount of water. O C) there is the presence of the enzyme responsible for the conversion. O D) All of the above. O E) None of the above.
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