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Glycogen

The energy st...

Question

The energy storing molecules in animals are
I. Glucose
II. Glycogen
III. Lipid
IV. Protein

I and II

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II and III

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I, II and III

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II, III and IV

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I, II, III and Iv

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Solution

The correct option is B II and III
Glycogen is also homopolysaccharide of D-glucose and serves as an energy storing molecule in animals as glucose as storage material can increase the osmotic pressure of storage cell enormously. Proteins do not serve as energy storage molecule. Fat and oil are storage lipids and are derivatives of hydrocarbon that produce enormous energy upon oxidation. Thus, the correct answer is B.

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