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Carbohydrate
polysaccharides
 Composed
 They
of >10 monosaccharaides
linked together by glycosidic bond
 General
formula ( C6 H12 O5 ) n
 Polysaccharides
also known as glycan
e.g. glycogen, starch and cellulose.
polysaccharides
 The
most abundant storag polysaccharides in
nature are:
 Starch in plants
 Glycogen in animals
 The most abundant structural
polysaccharides in nature are:
 Cellulose
 Chitin
prosperities of
polysaccharides
 High
 In
molecular Wight
soluble in water
 Not
 Non
sweet in taste
reducing sugar
polysaccharides
Homopolysaccharide
Heteropolysaccharide
Homopolysaccharide
 Polymers
of only a single kind of
monosacchride
 E.g.
glycogen and starch
 The
polymers of glucose is called glucan
 The
polymers of fructose is called fructans
Homopolysaccharides
Unbranched
e.g. Cellulose
Branched
e.g. Glycogen
Heteropolysaccharides

Polymers of two or more different types of
monosaccharides
 E.g.
mucopolysaccarides
Homopolysaccharides of biomedical
importance

Storage Homopolysaccharides
 Strutural
Homopolysaccharides
Storage
Homopolysaccharides
 Starch
is homopolysaccharide composed of
α-D- glucose
 It is the most abundant storage
polysaccharides in plants
 It is found in cereals, grains and roots
 Starch contain of two kind of glucose
 Amylose ( water soluble, unbranched)
 Amylopectin ( insoluble in water, branched)
Storage
Homopolysaccharides
 Glycogen
is branched homopolysaccharide
Composed of α-D-glucose
 It is the most abundant storage
polysaccharides in animals
 The glycogen is branched glucan consist of
several branched chains of α-D-glucose units.
Strutural
Homopolysaccharides
 Cellulose
is unbranched
homopolysacchharide

it is the most abundant plant structural
polysaccharides
 It
is the major component of cell walls of the
plant
Strutural
Homopolysaccharides
 Chitin
is unbranched homopolysacchharide
 Composed
of β-D-N- acetyle-glucosamine
 it
is the most abundant animal structural
polysaccharides in nature

 it
is the major component of exoskeleton of
arthropods.
Other homopolysaccharide

inulin
 is
unbranched homopolysaccharide
 Composed
 It
of D-fructose units
is found in onion and garlic
Other homopolysaccharide
 Dextrans
 is
branched homopolysaccharide
 Composed
 Low
of α- D-glucose units
mol.wt. used as plasma expander
Heteropolysaccharides
 Also
known as glycosaminoglycans
 E.g.
Mucopolysaccharides
 Long,
unbrranchednegatively charged
heteropolysaccharides
 Composed
sugar-acid
of alternating units of amino-
Heteropolysaccharide
 Hyaluronic
acid
 Ti is a heteropolysaccharide
 Composed of alternnating monosaccharide
units
 It is found in skin and synoval fluid of bone
 It serve as a lubricant and shok absorber in
bone joint
Heteropolysaccharides
 Heparin
 It
is composed of alternating
monosaccharide units
 D-glucosamin and D-glucuronic acid
 It is a natural blood anticoagulant.
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