Ruminants house bacteria in their digestive tracts that are able to break down the cellulose

Ruminants have four stomachs which allow them to digest food for a much longer time

Ruminants create an enzyme that allows them to digest cellulose

Ruminants rearrange the molecular configuration of cellulose, allowing it to be digested by other enzymes

Ruminants have a stomach pH of roughly 2.5

Humans lack the enzyme that can break down the beta linkages in cellulose.

Humans do not eat foods that contain cellulose.

Starch is a glucose polymer held together by an -(1,6) linkage.

Glucose is not favored in the body in ring form.

The first chiral carbon

All chiral carbons affect its digestion capabilities

The carbonyl carbon

The anomeric carbon

N-glycosidic

O-glycosidic

Both are correct

Neither is correct