Correct option is C
At the isoelectric point (pI), a protein molecule has no net charge; hence, total charge is zero.
At the isoelectric point (pI), a protein molecule has no net charge; hence, total charge is zero.
| LIST I |
LIST II |
|
| A |
Starch and Inulin |
I. Animals |
| B |
Maltose |
II. Very long chain of glucose polymer |
| C |
Cellulose |
III. Plants |
| D |
Glycogen |
IV. Disaccharide of two glucose molecules |
Suggested Test Series
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