So we have one alpha one, we have one alpha one four glycocitic bond here, another one here, third one here, fourth one here, fifth one here, and so forth. And we also have these branching points which are a result of the alpha one six glycocytic bonds. And that's because we have a bond between the first carbon of this glucose and the 6th carbon of the adjacent glucose. So, once again, glycogen is the storage form of glucose. It's the way we store the glucose molecules inside the cells of our body. Glycogen is a long polymer of glucose molecules that branches about every ten glucose residues.