Answer
Helix is formed in a protein when carbonyl groups are close to amide groups and hydrogen bonds bind them together, occurring regularly over an entire macromolecule.
In the polysaccharides, random hydrogen bonds occur, unlike the regularity found in the helical system in proteins.
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Helix is formed in a protein when carbonyl groups are close to amide groups and hydrogen bonds bind them together, occurring regularly over an entire macromolecule.
In the polysaccharides, random hydrogen bonds occur, unlike the regularity found in the helical system in proteins.
