Compared with glycogen, amylopectin contains glycosidic bonds.
A) more $\alpha$-1,6
B) fewer $\alpha$-1,6
C) only $\alpha$-1,4
D) only $\alpha$-1,6

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Amylopectin, like glycogen, is a branched polymer of glucose. However, it contains fewer α(1→6) glycosidic bonds (which are responsible for branching) compared to glycogen, making its structure less densely branched.

Compared with Glycogen, Amylopectin Contains Glycosidic Bonds α\alphaα -1,6 B) Fewer α\alphaα

Compared with Glycogen, Amylopectin Contains Glycosidic Bonds $\alpha$ -1,6
B) Fewer $\alpha$