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Question
The number of ‘ends’ in a glycogen molecule would be ______.
Options
Equal to the number of branches plus one
Equal to the number of branch points
One
Two, one on the left side and another on the right side
Solution
The number of ‘ends’ in a glycogen molecule would be equal to the number of branches plus one.
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