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What is one difference between cellulose and glucose?(1 point) ----- Glucose is not used to give structure to plants' cell wall...Asked by Susana
What is one difference between cellulose and glucose?
a) Glucose is not used to give structure to plants' cell walls while cellulose is.
b) Glucose is a carbohydrate while cellulose is a protein.
c)Cellulose is formed by a chemical reaction while glucose is formed by a physical reaction.
d) Cellulose is made of glucose molecules while glucose is made of cellulose molecules.
a) Glucose is not used to give structure to plants' cell walls while cellulose is.
b) Glucose is a carbohydrate while cellulose is a protein.
c)Cellulose is formed by a chemical reaction while glucose is formed by a physical reaction.
d) Cellulose is made of glucose molecules while glucose is made of cellulose molecules.
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The correct answer is: **a) Glucose is not used to give structure to plants' cell walls while cellulose is.**
Cellulose is a complex carbohydrate (polysaccharide) made up of long chains of glucose molecules, and it provides structural support to plant cell walls. In contrast, glucose is a simple sugar (monosaccharide) that serves as an energy source for cells but does not provide structural function in plant cell walls.
Cellulose is a complex carbohydrate (polysaccharide) made up of long chains of glucose molecules, and it provides structural support to plant cell walls. In contrast, glucose is a simple sugar (monosaccharide) that serves as an energy source for cells but does not provide structural function in plant cell walls.
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