Lipids

Lipids contain...

Lipids: properties

Triacylglycerols/fats

waxes

Saturated fatty acids: properties

Classification of fatty acids

Unsaturated fatty acids: properties

Prostaglandins contain...

Prostaglandins are:

Olestra is...

Hydrogenation converts...

Hydrogenation produces...

Hydrolysis

Soaps are:

Saponification

Glycerophospholipids contain...

Glycerophospholipids:
examples & locations

Sphingolipids are:

Glycosphingolipids contain

Cerebrosides contain

Steroids are...

Steroids: location

Cholesterol is a component of...

Cholesterol is composed of...

Sterols serve as a precursor for the synthesis of steroid hormones such as...

Sterols are transported in the blood in the form of...

Cholesterol is considered elevated if...

Cholesterol is synthesised where?

Why are lipoproteins soluble in water?

How do lipoproteins differ?

LDLs function

Why is LDL the "bad" cholesterol?

HDLs function

Where are bile salts synthesised and stored?

Bile salts: function

Examples of bile salts

Gallstones are formed when...

Gallstones are composed of...

Adrenal Cortiscosteroids are produced...

Examples of adrenal corticosteroids

Anabolic steroids are derivatives of

Anabolic steroids are used to...

Anabolic steroids side effects

What is the major dietary monounsaturated fatty acid?

Lecithin functions

Oxygenation causes what?

Oxygenation results in...

Omega 3 example

Omega 6 example

Omega 9 example

Glycosphingolipids examples

VLDL function

Chylomicron function

Alkylosis & Acidosis:
definition

Peptides & Polypeptides contain

Are steroid hormones hydrophobic or hydrophilic?

Are protein hormones hydrophobic or hydrophilic?

Thiols can contain...

Polyunsaturated fatty acids contain..

In the type O cell membrane of the red blood cell in humans, the red blood cell surface has