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Lipid
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Lipid
Steroid
- Cholestrol
- LDL
- bad cholestrol
- HDL
- good cholestrol
- synthesized in liver precursor to many steroid hormone
- have OH functional group attached to particular site
- LDL
- prostaglandin
- hormone like structure
- eicosanoids
- formed from arachidonic acid, 20 carbons atoms
- three-six membered ring and one fiive membered ring fused together
- Cholestrol
FATTY ACID
- Unsaturated
- cis
- two H associated with bond on the same side
- trans
- produce in industrial procedure called partial hydrogenation (H gas is passed through oils convert some but not all double bond to single bond
- two H associated with the bond are on the opposite side.
- Mono
- one double bond C=C bond
- found in natural food (nuts,olives,avocado,peanut oil,sesame oil, corn oil, sunflower oil)
- Poly
- two or more double C=C bond
- found in nuts,fish,algae,leafy greens
- cis
- Saturated
- contain only single C-C bonds
- comes mainly from animal sources
- some plant base (palm oil,palm kernel oil, coconut oil) contain primarily saturated acid but not cholestrol
- higher melting point
- WHAT IS?
- long, unbranched carbon chains
- composed of hydrocarbon chain(tail) and terminal carboxyl group (head)
- 12-18 carbon atoms long
- insoluble in water
- Unsaturated
FUNCTIONS
- store energy
- provide insulation
- form water repellent layers on leave
- provide building blocks for hormones
- make up cell membrane
TYPES
- glycerolphospholipids
- FA chain are hydrophobic and phosphate containing group is hydrophilic (because of charge)
- Two FA attached to 1st and 2nd C of glycerol
- highly polar or charged group attached to 3rd C through phosphodiester linkages
- known as phosphoglycerides
- sphingolipids
- glycophingolipid
- one or more sugar connected to ceramide
- found in outer layer of plasma membrane of plants (glucosylceramide)
- found in the brain tissue of vertebrate (galactosylceramide)
- contain one long chain of amino acid called sphingosine, one molecule of long chain FA and polar head group
- role: signal transmission and cell recognition
- examples of siubstituent are choline and sugar
- consist of no glycerol
- glycophingolipid
- waxes
- found on surface of fruits,leaves and stem- help them prevent loss of water damage from pests
- on skin,fur,feathers-provide a waterproof coating
- Ester of saturated FA+long chain alcohols- 14 to 30 C
- triaglycerols
- Glycerols + FA
- in human and animals, triaglycerols stored in fat cells(adipocytes) to make up tissue known as adipose tissue
- glycerolphospholipids
WHAT IS?
- make up building block of structure and function of living cell
- contain hydrocarbon
- soluble in organic solvent but not in water
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- Mind Map on Lipid, created by effa epa on 22/05/2018.
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