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Not defined by particular functional group, soluble in organic solvents, fats vege oils waxes steroids vitamines hormones

Lipids

1g = ?

9kcal

Condition when lipid (cholesterol) materials accumulate in the walls of the arteries that restricts blood floe.

Arteriosclerosis

What are the 3 hydrolizable lipids

Waxes, Triacylglycerols, Phopholipids

What are the 3 non hydrolyzable lipids

Steroids, Fat soluble vitamins, Eicosanoids

These are what lipids yield in hydrolysis

Esters (alcohol) and fatty acids

What are the types of simple lipids?

Fats and waxes

What are the complex lipids

Phospholipids and Glycolipids

2 types of phospholipids

Glycerophospholipids and sphingolipids

Type of glycolipids

Sphingosine

Fatty acid + alcohol + phosphoric acid + nitrogen compound

Phospholipids

Contains fatty acid, sphigosine, and carbohydrate

Glycolipids

produced when simple and compound lipids undergo hydrolysis... include substances such as fatty acids, glycerol, sphingosine, and other alcohols

Precursor lipids

Building blocks of lipids, typically have an even nimber 12-18

Fatty acids

Contains only single bonds, unreactive, have no double bonds, solid or wax at room temperature

Saturated Fatty Acid

Major human saturated fatty acids

Palmitic and Stearic acid

Suffix of saturated fatty acids

anlic acid

Suffix of unsaturated fatty acids

enoic acid

Major monounsaturated fatty acids

Palmitoleic and Oleic acid

Most common unsaturated fatty acid in natural fats

Oleic acid