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Cellulose is different in that its molecules tend to be more straight and follow a beta conformation while starch and glycogen are more helical and follow alpha conformations.

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Cellulose can stand alone, and chooses not to bond with other molecules as well as following a set order of processes. Starch and glycogen do the same thing, but have there own form of processes they need to follow.

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Cellulose is mainly for the construction of plant walls while starch is for energy storage/consumption. Glycogen is also used for energy storage/consumption. However, glycogen is for animals by animals, while starch is produced by plants (but essentially they do nearly the same thing).

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Glycogen and starches are used for energy. Glycogen for animals, starches for plants. Meanwhile cellulose is used for structure of cell walls, not energy.

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Cellulose is used for the construction of the plant walls. Glycogen and starch are used as forms of energy.

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In cellulose, every other glucose is upside down, which is called a beta conformation. In starch, they are all facing the same direction, which is called the alpha conformation. Cellulose is also used for cell walls while starch is used to store energy.

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Jillian Clark    Cellulose differs from starch and glycogen because glycogen and starch are arranged by beta, while glucose is alpha. Cellulose molecules are also straight. 

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Jillian Clark    Cellulose differs from starch and glycogen because glycogen and starch are arranged by beta, while glucose is alpha. Cellulose molecules are also straight. 

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Starch and glycogen are more helical, and arranged in the alpha formation, while cellulose is straighter and arranged in the beta formation. Starch is used for storing energy, and cellulose is used for support of cell walls.

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Cellulose molecules are straight. Starch and glycogen are arranged by beta, while glucose is alpha.

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Cellulose is arranged in the beta formation and is relatively straighter while starch and glycogen are more helix shaped.

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The difference between cellulose and starches are that cellulose is in the beta glucose formation and starches and glycogen are in the alpha formation

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Cellulose is arranged in the beta formation and is straighter than the starch's and glycogen's helix shape.

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Cellulose is in the beta glucose formations and startches and glycocen are in the alpha formation.

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Cellulose differs from starch and glycogen because cellulose molecules are generally straight and arranged in beta formation. Starch and glycogen are largely helical and starch has glucose monomers that are arranged in alpha formation.

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Cellulose is different from starch and glycogen differ because  they have different glycosidic linkages which is based on two ring forms for glucose.  Cellulose is in the beta formation and starch and glycogen are in the alpha formation. 

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Cellulose is different from starch and glycogen differ because  they have different glycosidic linkages which is based on two ring forms for glucose.  Cellulose is in the beta formation and starch and glycogen are in the alpha formation. 

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Tatum Barfield

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The difference between cellulose and starch and glucose is that starch and glucose are largely helical and are arranged in the alpha conformations, but cellulose molecules are relatively straight.

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Cellulose differs from starch and gylcogen because cellulose is used for plant structure and starch is used for storing energy.

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Cellulose differs from starch and gylcogen because cellulose is used for plant structure and starch is used for storing energy.

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starch and glycogen are formed in a helical shape while cellulose is relatively straight

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In starch, and glycogen, the glucose monomers are arranged in the alpha confirmation. In cellulose, the monomers are arranged in the beta confirmation.

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Cellulose is used to strengthen cell walls in plants. Starch is stored as energy in plants. Glycogen is stored in the liver and muscle tissue to be used when the body needs it. Glycogen usually has to be restored through eating everyday.

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Cellulose has different  molecules that are usually more straight. They are arranged in the beta confirmation. Starch and glycogen, on the other hand, are more helical and follow alpha conformation.

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Cellulose, starch, and glycogen are all practically the same, but cellulose follows beta, while starch/ glycogen are alpha

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The glucose monomers found in starch and glycogen are in an alpha formation, but cellulose is arranged in a beta formation.

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Cellulose differs from starch and qlycogen because of the 2 rings forms for glucose

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Starch, cellulose, and glycogen are three types of polymeric carbohydrates found in living cells. However, they differ greatly in composition and function. First, starch and glycogen are composed of alpha glucose, while cellulose are made of beta glucose. In addition, starch is the main carbohydrate source in plants, while cellulose is the main structural component of the cell walls of plants, and glycogen is the main storage carbohydrate energy source of animals and fungi. In these ways of both chemical composition, cellulose is very different than starch and glycogen

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Starch and glycogen contain glucose monomers that are arranged in alpha conformation. Whereas cellulose the monomers are formed in beta conformation.

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cellulose differs from starch adn glycogen because they are arranged differently

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they are arranged in different formations

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Cellulose is different from starch and glycogen because cellulose has beta glucose. Starch and glycogen have alpha glucose. This plays a big part in 3-D shape of the molecule.

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They are formatted differently. Cellulose also has beta glucose whereas starch and glycogen have alpha glucose.

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While starch and glycogen are arranged in an alpha formation, cellulose is arranged in a beta formation. Looking a their structures yields different results.

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Starch and glycogen are arranged in what is known as an alpha formation. Cellulose, however, is arranged in a beta formation.

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The structural form of starch and glycogen are in an alpha formation while cellulose is arranged in a beta formation.

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Starch and glycogen are in an alpha, helical formation. Cellulose is in a beta, straight formation.

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Cellulose is in beta (straight) form. And starch and glycogen are in alpha formation.

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Starch and glycogen are in eta formation and glucose is in alpha, and cellulose are straight.

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Cellulose, starch, and glycogen are all polymers of glucose but they differ in the type of glucose present. Starch and glycogen are made from alpha-glucose where as cellulose is made from a straight-glucose.

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Starch and glycogen are used for energy by either animals or plants. Cellulose on the other hand is used for strengthening plant cell walls.

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Starch and glycogen have alpha-glucose while cellulose has beta glucose.

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Structurally, cellulose occurs in the beginning stages. Whereas starch and glycogen are formed in the final stages of the formation.

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Starch, glycogen, and cellulose are all polymers of glucose. They are different in the type of glucose they have and the bond that links them together. Starch and glycogen are made from alpha-glucose.

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The glycosidic linkages are different.