Lipids flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 20 university-level lipids flashcard resources, covering fatty acids, membranes and cholesterol. University students can practice lipid structures and properties, while teachers can find material to support their teaching. Choose a deck to start studying.
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20 cardsMCAT lipid structure and function
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24 cardsLipids -lecture 5
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39 cardsLipids State 4 functions of fat in the human body
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29 cardsLecture 11 - Lipids and Biological Membranes Concepts to understand
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60 cardsLipids
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33 cardslipids
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27 cardsLipids What are lipids?
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33 cardsLipids What are lipids ?
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35 cardsLecture 4- Lipids Are lipids polar?
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21 cardsLipids and membranes What are simple lipids made of?
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13 cardsComplex lipids Complex lipids (lips) - polar lips - POlips - glycolips
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12 cardsMCDB 108C: Lecture 1
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15 cardsLipids Are lipids considered to be hydrophobic or hydrophilic?
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13 cardsWater Insoluble Compounds What are biominerals?
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15 cardsset 21 The storage form of fatty acids
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9 cardsUntitled Five common and biochemically important types of lipids
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2 cardsAINEs on PGs Cyclooxygenase (COX) converts arachidonic acid to prostaglandin (PG) H2 . COX exists in at least two differ...
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23 cardsLipids
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4 cardsMCDB 108C: Lecture 2 - Complex Lipids structural membrane lipids
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9 cardsCholesterol and Statins Location of Cholesterol Production
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24 cardsbiochem test 2
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3 cardsUntitled WHAT ARE FATTY ACIDS?
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26 cardsLipid Structure
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1 cardsPGs on Nucleos Somatic and dendritic membrane excitability was significantly reduced when endogenous PGE2 was eliminated w...
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4 cardsLipoproteins Which lipoproteins are rich in triglycerides?
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24 cardstriterpens + cardiac clycosides + vid D
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21 cardsGlycerolphospholipids, Shingolipids and other types of molecules
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24 cardssesqui + diterpenes
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5 cardsFATTY ACID NOMENCLATURE NAMING SYSTEM
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10 cardsExam 4 Biochem
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3 cardsCholesterol
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7 cardsCommon Fatti acids Names and Length
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14 cardsExam 2
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7 cardsLipid structures
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6 cardstetraterpens
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About lipids flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing lipids flashcards
Start with a deck titled Lipids that covers lipid properties, fatty acid classification and triacylglycerols. Its cards give you a way to practice the basic terms before moving to a narrower topic.
For membranes, Lipids and membranes includes questions about simple lipids and saturated and unsaturated fatty acids. Another deck covers complex lipids, including glycerophospholipids and glycolipids. Cholesterol and Statins focuses on cholesterol production and the role of statins.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
A deck titled Lipids is a useful starting point for practicing lipid properties, fatty acid classification and triacylglycerols. Once you have worked through those cards, Lipids and membranes offers questions on simple lipids and the differences between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids.
What topics do the lipids flashcards cover?
The decks cover topics including fatty acids, triacylglycerols, complex lipids, membranes and cholesterol. Cholesterol and Statins includes cards on cholesterol production and the role of statins. Other decks cover phospholipids, sphingolipids, steroids and the properties of saturated and unsaturated fatty acids.
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