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1 The two forms are sometimes described as  anomers  since they are isomers at the anomeric center. 2  To assign the cyclic form of a carbohydrate as the Î±- or Î²- form look at the relative positions of the-CH 2 OH group and-OH (or-OR) group at the anomeric center. In the Î²- form, the exocyclic O group at the anomeric center is on the same face as the-CH 2 OH group. 2  If a mixture of the Î±- and Î²- anomers are present, then this is often represented by using a wavy line to represent the bond:
Best Answer: Starch is made up of two polysaccharides of alpha glucose. -''Amylose'' is a long, ''unbrached chain'' of alpha glucose. The angles of the glycocidic bonds give it a ''coiled structure''. ''Amylopectin'' is a long, branched chain of alpha-glucose. It's side branches make it good for storage of glucose-the enzymes which breakdown the molecule can get to the glycocidic bonds easily-so the ''release of glucose is quick and efficient''.