Polysaccharides+Glycoconjugates

this polysaccharide consists of 2 homopolysaccharides of glucose

starch

this polysaccharide consists of amylose and amylopectin

starch

this is a long and unbranched polymer of (a1→4) linked glucose residues in starch

amylose

this is a branched polymer of (a1→4) linked glucose residues with branch points at (a1→6) linkers in starch

amylopectin

this polysaccharide is a branched homopolysaccharide of glucose

glycogen

main storage form of polysaccharide in animals

glycogen

glucose monomers in glycogen form (_____)linked chains

a1-4

branch points within glycogen with (______)linkers every 8-12 residues

a1-6

is glycogen (more/less) branched than starch

more

this polysaccharide is a linear homopolymers of glucose

cellulose

this polysaccharide is found in cell walls(e.g. wood and cotton)

cellulose

fungi/bacteria/protozoa secrete_____→an enzyme that allows them to use wood as source of glycogen

cellulase

this polysaccharide is a linear homopolymers of N-acetylglucosamine

chitin

N-acetylglucosamine monomers form(______) linked chains

B1-4

this polysaccharide is the principle component of hard exoskeletons of arthropods and cell walls of fungi

chitin

this glycoconjugate consists of proteins with small oligosaccharides attached

glycoprotein

this glycoconjugate consists of lipids with covalently attached oligosaccharides

glycolipids

lipopolysaccharides in gram negative bacteria is an example of what type of glycoconjugate

glycolipids

this glycoconjugate consists of sulfated glycosaminoglycans attached to a large rod shaped protein in the cell membrane

proteoglycan