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What is Which form of Carbohydrate is present in Glycoprotein ? and explain in detail?
Option a : Glycoprotein either contains monosaccharide or Oligosaccharide but never polysaccharide Proteoglycan Glycoprotein Carbohydrate >>>> Protein Protein >>>> Carbohydrate Carbohydrate poion is always a Heteropolysaccharide Carbohydrate poion is either a Monosaccharide or Oligosaccharides (Never a Polysaccharide) Carbohydrate is long and linear Carbohydrate is sho and highly branched e.g. Aggrecan, Syndecan e.g. Collagen