Why is the sequence of monosaccharides important to the properties of a carbohydrate? A) It only provides structural support.
B) It retains and transmits important biological information.
C) It stores energy and provides covering to avoid water loss.
D) It stores energy and provides structural support for cells.

Why is the sequence of monosaccharides important to the properties of a carbohydrate?

Why is the sequence of monosaccharides important to the properties of a carbohydrate? a. It determines how the biochemical folds into a three-dimensional structure. ... It stores energy and provides structural support for cells.

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hope this : d

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