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In what way do starch,cellulose, and glycogen differ from one another?

In what way do starch,cellulose, and glycogen differ from one another?
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In what way do starch,cellulose, and glycogen differ from one another?

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Starch is composed of fructose, and glycogen.
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Composed of different isomers structures of monosaccharide units.
Cellulose is a plant product.
Glycogen is animal starch.

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