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Describe the function of the monosaccharide

Briefly describe the function of the monosaccharide?

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Monosaccharide is the simplest form of sugar termed as glucose whenever it is in the blood. This is the result of the carbohydrate breakdown that is the body's favored source of energy. Thus, you could state the monosaccharide is the fuel of body.

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