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Starch and glycogen are similar molecules. the two molecules differ because
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Starch and glycogen are similar molecules. the two molecules differ because

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they differ because, glycogen is a ready avail. in muscle tissue. starch is being slowly processed in the large intestine or small intestine to b absorbed by the celiac in the small intestine, hope 2 help...
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