Question

The primary function of carbohydrates in cells are

• A. Signal transduction
• B. Storage of information and catalysis of substances
• C. Energy storage and cell identity
• D. Catalysis and transport of various substances

Answer 1

The correct option is C Energy storage and cell identity

Primary functions of carbohydrates in the cells are as follows as:

• Provide energy to all cells of the body of an organism.

• Store energy in the form carbohydrates.

• Also, help in building the macromolecule, proteins and fats.

• Also, help in the formation of receptor ( e.g. lecithin) present on the cell surface and help in cell identity.

• So, the correct answer is 'Energy storage and cell identity'.