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Card 16
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What is starch made up of?
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Card 17
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There are 2 types of glucose. Alpha and Beta glucose. Where can Alpha glucose be found?
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Card 18
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Why is Alpha glucose used in starch and not Beta glucose?
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Card 19
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What is the main energy storage in animals?
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Card 20
Front
What is the difference between amylopectin molecules and glycogen molecules?
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Card 21
Front
Where can Beta glucose be found?
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Card 22
Front
Cellulose consists of many long parallel chains of Beta glucose molecules. How are these held together?
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Card 23
Front
How does a wall like structure form with Beta glucose but not Alpha glucose?
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Card 24
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What are microfibrils?
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Card 25
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What is chitin?
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