If you mean a describing word or adjective you could try some of these :
Gainful, Gallant, Galore, Galvanized, Galvanizing, Game, Gamesome, Gargantuan, Gelastic, Gelogenic, Generative, Generous, Genial, Genteel, Gentle, Gentlemanly, Genuine, Germane, Get-at-able, Gettable, Gifted, Giggly, Giving, Glad, Glamorous, Gleaming, Gleeful, Glistening, Glorious, Glowing, Gnarly, Gnomic, Goal-oriented, Godlike, Godly, Golden, Goluptious, Good, Goodhearted, Good-feeling, Good-humoured, Good-looking, Goodly, Good-natured, Gorgeous, Graced, Graceful, Gracile, Gracious, Gradely, Graith, Graithly, Grand, Grateful, Gratified, Gratifying, Gratis, Great, Greatest*, Greathearted, Gregarious, Groovy, Grounded, Growing, Grown, Guaranteed, Gubernatorial, Guided, Guiding, Guileless, Guilt-free, Guiltless, Gutsy, Gymnastic.
About the first question, I am pretty sure that the only relevant statement is <span> A branching structure provides many points where enzyme digestion can take place and release glucose molecules as it is a division of a branch.
What about the next one, I would pick the second choice : </span><span>Both are storage forms of glucose. </span>
Answer:
cell membrane's main function is to act as a selectively permeable barrier to the transport of materials across it. Membrane is made up of phospholipids arranged in a bilayer fashion. The phospholipids are amphipathic in nature, that is, contain both a hydrophobic and a hydrophilic end.
Explanation:
Triglycerides, phospholipids and sterols are the most common members of the lipids family, the class of nutrients made up primarily of dietary fats. Lipids are naturally occurring compounds that all share one trait in common: they're insoluble in water.
