LIPIDS Flashcards

1
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Chemical compounds in which one or more atoms of carbon are covalently linked to atoms of other elements

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Organic compounds

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2
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Organic compounds compounds of elements commonly ______, _______, ________

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Hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen

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3
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_______ are organic compounds

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Lipids

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4
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Compounds in which there are one or more carbons attached to hydrogen, oxygen nitrogen via ______

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Covalent bond

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5
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______ have several carbon atoms that are attached to hydrogen and oxygen

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Glucose

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6
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_______ are made up of amino acids

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Proteins

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7
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___________ has composition of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen ,

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Amino acids

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8
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_______ atom that is unique to proteins

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Nitrogens

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9
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________ contains several carbon atoms that are also attached to oxygen and hydrogen

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Fatty acid

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10
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____________also known as fats

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Lipids

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11
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It is known as rich source of energy and efficient way of storing excess calories

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Lipids

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12
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If excess glucose is present some of the glucose molecules will be transported to ___________

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13
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If excess glucose is present some of the glucose molecules will be transported to be

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Adipose cells

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14
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Inside the adipose cells, they will stored in the form of ___________

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Trigylcerides

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15
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Play an integral part of the cell membrane of human cells

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Lipids

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16
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Excess glucose in the blood will be transported to _______ in the body

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Adipose cells

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17
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Inside the adipose cells will be stored in the form of ____________ contributing to the increase of the size of adipose cells _______

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Triglycerides - leading to gain in weight

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18
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The human cell membrane is described as the _________

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Bilipid layer

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19
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__________ of humans lipids

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Cell membrane

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20
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It is the most abundant

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Phospholipid

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21
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It is inserted among the lipids

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Cholesterol

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22
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Linear chain of C - H bonds that terminate with carboxylic acid

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Fatty acids

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23
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It is composed of a long chain of hydrocarbon

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Fatty acids

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24
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_________ is consist of carbon atoms attached to hydrogen atoms

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Hydrocarbon

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25
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_________only a few exist as free fatty acids and most are bound to albumin

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Plasma (in blood)

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26
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There is an interaction with albumin because the plasma blood contains contain _____

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90% water they are highly hydrophobic

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27
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________interact with water

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Albumin

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28
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__________ are the simplest type of lipids

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Fatty acids

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29
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Fatty acids are named such because they are _______ and _________

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Fats and acidic

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30
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Fatty acids contain _________

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Carboxylic acid group

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31
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__________ serves as sites in the body that would store lipids

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Adipocytes

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32
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Fatty acids along blood vessels are coated with ________

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Albumin

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33
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Once fatty acids metabolized in the body they can produce ________

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Acetyl coa

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34
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The products of Krebs cycle is ________ and _________

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FADH AND NADH

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35
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_________ and _______ can proceed to transport chain

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FADH AND NADH

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36
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__________ are good sources of energy

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Fatty acids

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37
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_________ esterified with the glycerol

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Fatty acids

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38
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________ is an alcohol that has 3 carbons

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Glycerol

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39
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_________ have glycerol backbone

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Triglycerides

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40
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Attached to the three carbons are _______

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Fatty acids

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41
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The fatty acids arr attached to the glycerol backbones of triglycerides and phospholipids by ________

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Ester bonds

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42
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4-6 carbons

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Short chain

43
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8- 12 carbons

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Medium chain

44
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More than 12 carbons

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Long chain

45
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If there is no presence of double bond in the structure of fatty acid

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Saturated fatty acid

46
Q

If there is presence of one double bond along the hydrocarbon chain of the fatty acid

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Monosaturated fatty acid

47
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If the number of double bonds will go beyond 1

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Polyunsaturated fatty acid

48
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All of the carbon atoms in the hydrocarbon chain are already bound to 4 bonds

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Saturated fatty acid

49
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There is no presence of double bond

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Unsaturated fatty acid

50
Q

If the hydrogen atoms near the double bonds are on the same side of the chain

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Cis forms

51
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If the hydrogen atoms are on the opposite sides of the chain

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Trans forms

52
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A process wherein cis unsaturated fatty acids can be converted into their trans forms

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Hydrogenation

53
Q

Main purpose is to convert the liquid oil into solid fats

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Hydrogenation

54
Q

Example of hydrogenation is _______

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Hydrogenation

55
Q

Cis can be found in. _______

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Natural foods

56
Q

Trans can be found in the ________

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Vegetable oil

57
Q

Do not have double bonds in their structure in linear form can be packed together and form solid liquids

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SATURATED FATTY ACIDS

58
Q

It is known as “solid fat” and mostly in “animal foods”

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Saturated fatty acids

59
Q

____________ is an alcohol with 3 carbons

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Glycerol

60
Q

________ contain saturated fatty acids

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Triglycerides

61
Q

Solid at room temperature - _______

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Saturated fatty acid ex animal source

62
Q

Liquid at room temperature

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Unsaturated fatty acid example oil

63
Q

________ contains saturated fatty acids

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Animal fat

64
Q

________ triglycerides contains unsaturated fatty acid

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Plant fats or oil

65
Q

___________ are also referred as neutral lipids

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Triglyceride’s

66
Q

___________ no polar changes or hydrophilic groups

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Hydrophobic

67
Q

___________ does not interact well with water

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Highly hydrophobic

68
Q

_______ of the lipids in our diet are _________

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70-80% Triglycerides

69
Q

___________same structure as TAG except that they only have two esterified fatty acid

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Phospholipids

70
Q

__________ is a chemical group that contains a phosphate group

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Choline

71
Q

Phosphate containing carbon that can be present on the 3rd carbon of glycerol could be:

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Choline
Inositol
Serine
Ethanolamine

72
Q

___________ phosphate - containing group

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Hydrophilic heads

73
Q

2 fatty acids attached to the glycerol backbone

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Bilipid layers

74
Q

Cell membrane of human are composed of _________

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Hydrophobic tails

75
Q

___________ composed of 4 fused hydrophobic ring

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Cholesterol

76
Q

Both contains hydrophobic and hydrophilic portions

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Ampiphatic

77
Q

Highly hydrophobic
Good source of energy
Large but light

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Triglycerides

78
Q

Aids in fat digestion
Absorption of fats in the intestine

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Bile acid

79
Q

Will be stored in the gallbladder

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Bile acid

80
Q

Cholesterol is converted by the liver into __________ And __________

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Choline acid and chenodeoxycholic acid

81
Q

In the presence of fats in the duodenum, the duodenum will secret ________

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Cholecystokinin hormone

82
Q

Most abundant substance of the cell membranes of humans

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Phospholipids

83
Q

what is the 4 fused rings

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Perhydrocyclopentanopenanthrene ring

84
Q

Made up of glycerol backbone and 3 fatty acids

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Triglycerides

85
Q

Made up of glycerol backbone, a faulty acids and 1 phosphate group

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Phospholipid

86
Q

Made up of glycerol backbone, 2 fatty acids and 1 phosphate group

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Phospholipid

87
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Made up of 4 fused rings and highly hydrophobic

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Cholesteryl ester

88
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Made up of 4 fused rings and is highly hydrophobic

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Cholesteryl ester

89
Q

Made up 4 fused rings and is ampiphatic

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Cholesterol

90
Q

Plasma is composed of _________water

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90% of water

91
Q

Lipids bind to proteins

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Lipoproteins

92
Q

If you have lipids in complex with proteins you will no have a complex which will be called __________

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Lipoprotein

93
Q

_________ contains the largest lipid

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Chylomicron - triglycerides

94
Q

_________ Contain the least amount of triglycerides

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HDL

95
Q

Composed of lipids and proteins

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Lipoprotein

96
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Protein portion of lipoprotein

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Alipoprotein

97
Q

Found on the surface of the lipoprotein

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Apoliproteins

98
Q

Amino acids can be classified as ______ and ________

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Polar and non-polar

99
Q

Polar - ____________
Non- polar - __________

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Hydrophobic
Hydrophobic

100
Q

________ - the one with the head and single fatty acid tail

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Lyphospholipid

101
Q

Transport diet-derived lipids

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Chylomicrons

102
Q

Appear as creamy layer on the superficial portion of the plasma

A

Chylomicrons

103
Q

____________is specialized in liberating fatty acids from triglycerides

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