Unlike proteins,whose primary structures are encoded in DNA,polysaccharides have very little structural variations.

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Polysaccharides can have a wide variety of structural variations due to the different branching patterns and types of monosaccharides that can be used to build them. Additionally, factors such as the linkage between monosaccharides and the presence of modifications such as sulfation or acetylation can greatly alter the structure and properties of polysaccharides.

Unlike Proteins,whose Primary Structures Are Encoded in DNA,polysaccharides Have Very