(A) Amylopectin is a water-insoluble component of starch. It is a branched-chain polymer of $\alpha-D-glucose$ units,in which chains are formed by $C1

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(A) Amylopectin is a water-insoluble component of starch. It is a branched-chain polymer of $\alpha-D-glucose$ units,in which chains are formed by $C1-C4$ glycosidic linkage and branching occurs by $C1-C6$ glycosidic linkage.

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Amylopectin is a polymer of

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$\alpha-D-glucose$
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amino acid
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$\beta-D-glucose$
D
amylase

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Match List-$I$ with List-$II$.

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$A$. Amylose $I$. $\beta-C_1-C_4$,plant

$B$. Cellulose $II$. $\alpha-C_1-C_4$,animal

$C$. Glycogen $III$. $\alpha-C_1-C_4, \alpha-C_1-C_6$,plant

$D$. Amylopectin $IV$. $\alpha-C_1-C_4$,plant

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List-$I$ (Carbohydrate)	List-$II$ (Linkage Source)
$A$. Amylose	$I$. $\beta-C_1-C_4$,plant
$B$. Cellulose	$II$. $\alpha-C_1-C_4$,animal
$C$. Glycogen	$III$. $\alpha-C_1-C_4, \alpha-C_1-C_6$,plant
$D$. Amylopectin	$IV$. $\alpha-C_1-C_4$,plant