Lipids
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- Q 1/10Score 0What is the molecule shown?29Fatty acidEsterGlycerolTriglyceride
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- Q1What is the molecule shown?Fatty acidEsterGlycerolTriglyceride30s
- Q2What is the molecule shown?PhospholipidGlycerolFatty acidTriglyceride30s
- Q3What molecule is shown?Fatty acidTriglyceridePhospholipidGlycerol30s
- Q4What type of molecule is shown?Unsaturated fatty acidSaturated fatty acidGlycerolPhospholipid30s
- Q5What type of molecule is shown?GlycerolSaturated fatty acidPhospholipidUnsaturated fatty acid30s
- Q6What kind of lipid is shown?GlycerolPhospholipidFatty acidCholesterol30s
- Q7If a molecule includes this 4-ring structure, it is known as a...PhospholipidSteroidFatty acidGlycerol30s
- Q8What is cholesterol NOT used for in cells?Protein synthesisHormone synthesisCell membranesSteroid synthesis30s
- Q9What are lipids NOT used for in the body?ProtectionVentilationEnergy storageInsulation30s
- Q10Order the following terms from MOST to LEAST C=C bonds.Saturated fatty acid > Poly-unsaturated fatty acidSaturated fatty acid > Mono-unsaturated fatty acidMono-unsaturated fatty acid > Poly-unsaturated fatty acidPoly-unsaturated fatty acid > Mono-unsaturated fatty acid60s
