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Minor changes = Major differences
Glycogen has “alpha” bonds (OH group of the first monomer is below the plane)
Cellulose has “beta” bonds (OH group is above the plane)
Humans can’t break down beta bonds
Can be good for you
Immediate energy (glucose)
Fiber (like cellulose) promotes bowel movements and moderates cholesterol before it enters the blood
The basics (lipids)
Mostly nonpolar (hydrophobic)
- combined by nonpolar bonds
Multiple functions (lipids)
Energy storage
Insulation
Chemical messengers
Glycerol (fats/oils)
3 carbons, 5 hydrogens, 3 hydroxides
Alcohol (ends in “ol”)