How does the heterogeneity of oligosaccharide portions in glycoconjugates differ from homogeneity?

Heterogeneity refers to the oligosaccharide being composed of lipids, while homogeneity refers to it being composed of proteins.

Heterogeneity means the oligosaccharide is composed of the same type of sugar, while homogeneity means it is composed of different types of sugars.

Heterogeneity means the oligosaccharide is composed of nucleic acids, while homogeneity means it is composed of carbohydrates.

Heterogeneity means the oligosaccharide is composed of different types of sugars, while homogeneity means it is composed of the same type of sugar.