Correction: Acid Hydrolysis and Molecular Density of Phytoglycogen and Liver Glycogen Helps Understand the Bonding in Glycogen α (Composite) Particles.

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Fig 1

Aqueous SEC weight distributions of acid hydrolyzed glucans.

Phytoglycogen (a) and liver glycogen (b) particle samples were taken over 14 days of acid hydrolysis. The following terms have been abbreviated: minute: min; hours: h; days: d. Curves have been normalized to equal areas.

Fig 2

TEM images of glucans.

Typical composite α particles of phytoglycogen (a) and liver glycogen (b) particles are indicated by an arrow. Scale bars are 500 nm, images taken at 50K magnification.

Fig 3

Aqueous SEC weight distributions of water-hydrolyzed glucans.

Sample distributions of phytoglycogen (a) and liver glycogen (b) particles after being dissolved directly in eluent (0 min) and after heating at 80°C for 7 days (7 d). Curves have been normalized to equal areas.