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What is the structure of lipids?
(If gallbladder removed, no store for molecules to break down fats)

(If gallbladder removed, no store for molecules to break down fats)

Where do chylomicrons go (the things that carry dietary fats)?

What are saturated fatty acids?
Single bonded fatty acids

What are the two types of unsaturated fats?

Facts about cholesterol
What are the three main types of lipoproteins?
What are the differences between prebiotics, probiotics and symbiotics?

Information about glucose and other monosaccharides
Details about amino acids