Glycogen:
A) is a storage molecule present in both animal and plant cells
B) is a heteropolysaccharide
C) is a disaccharide
D) is a polypeptide
E) is a homopolysaccharide
IMAT 2025 · Question 44
Q44 - Organic molecules
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The correct answer is E) is a homopolysaccharide.
Glycogen is a branched polymer made of glucose only, so it's a homopolysaccharide. It's the energy store of animals and fungi, found mostly in the liver and muscles.
Plants store starch, not glycogen, so A doesn't work.
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