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Glycosidic linkage at place of branching in starch & glycogen is:(Sorry for the sideways picture)

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asked Jul 18, 2017 in Biology by HariOm Vaja (2,713 points) ● 4 ● 30 ● 138

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answered Jul 19, 2017 by Rohit Singh (61,782 points) ● 35 ● 133 ● 357

Correct answer is (A) i.e α(1→6)

commented Jul 19, 2017 by HariOm Vaja (2,713 points) ● 4 ● 30 ● 138
Is it like amylopectin?
commented Jul 19, 2017 by HariOm Vaja (2,713 points) ● 4 ● 30 ● 138
As, in amylopectin, the linkage is of Alpha(1-6).
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