AP Biologymediummcq1 pt
Glycogen's branched structure benefits animals by
A.providing many ends for rapid glucose release
B.making it insoluble in water
C.letting it form cell walls
D.storing genetic information
Explanation
Core Concept
Branching multiplies the free ends where enzymes cleave glucose, so glycogen can mobilize fuel quickly during exertion.
Correct Answer
Aproviding many ends for rapid glucose release
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