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Amylopectin and glycogen are carbohydrate polymers that store energy in the form of glucose. a) What glycosidic bond is found at branch points in amylopectin and glycogen? b) What is the most common glycosidic bond that connects glucose units together in amylopectin and glycogen?a) beta (1→6), b) alpha (1→4)a) alpha (1→6), b) alpha (1→4)a) alpha (1→4), b) beta (1→6)a) beta (1→6), b) beta (1→4)a) alpha (1→6), b) beta (1→4)
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