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Biomolecules - The Lipids
In this animated object, learners examine neutral fats, phospholipids, and cholesterol. The molecular formula and general function for each are shown.
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what is the defining property of a lipid
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organic compound that are fatty acids and are insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents
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yes
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Lipids are molecules defined by several characteristics, the chief of which is their avoidance of water, referred to as their nonpolar nature.
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engery
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energy
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is to build up
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A lipid is chemically defined as a substance that is insoluble in water and soluble in alcohol, ether, and chloroform.
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La propiedad que define a un lípido es que son moléculas solubles en solventes orgánicos no polares, pero insolubles en agua.
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what are the roles of natural fat?
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protect the organs and insulate them and major source of stored energy in the body
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Protect the organs
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Fat is a backup source of energy to fuel your workout when carbohydrates are not available. Fat is an essential part of your diet. It provides energy, absorbs certain nutrients and maintains your core body temperature.
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Natural fat stores enegry fuel
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The main function of a lipid, or in other words fat, is to help protect organs from getting damaged, helps store energy when you run out of carbs, and make up the walls of the cell membrane.
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Dietary fats are not just a source of energy; they function as structural building blocks of the body, carry fat-soluble vitamins, are involved in vital physiological processes in the body, and are indispensable for a number of important biological functions including growth and development.
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Almacenamiento de Energía
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Lipids are ___________________molecules that are insoluble in water.
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organic
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Organic
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Organic
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orgainic
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cushions and protects organs
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Non polar
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organic molecules
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Los lípidos son macromoléculas que son insolubles en agua.
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What is the general formula for lipids
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glycerol
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CH 3 (CH 2 ) n COOH
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what is the defining property of a lipid
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La propiedad que define a un lípido es que son moléculas solubles en solventes orgánicos no polares
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What are fatty acids chains?
fatty acid chains differ in length of the chain although the chains have an even number of carbons
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Glycerol molecule and fatty acid chains diff in the length of the chin although the chains have an even number of carbons
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Las cadenas de ácidos grasos son cadenas lineales de carbonos y átomos de hidrógeno con un grupo carboxilo
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what is cholesterol used for in our bodies
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body tissues insluates
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Producción de hormonas esteroides
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What are 3 examplesof lipids???
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tissues,cushsions, organs
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grasas, aceites, ceras
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What are fatty acid chains?
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building blocks
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Neutral also called what ? and why ?
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fatty acids
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El colesterol no esterificado es una forma activa y móvil del colesterol en el cuerpo
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When you drink soda you are probably consuming a sweetener called ____ because ___ is sweeter than__,___ atoms produced from starch are rearranged to make the isomer,____
What are the main functions of a lipid and why is it important to our body?
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Almacenamiento de Energía
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what are the two main parts of a lipid
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esqueleto de glicerol y tres colas de ácidos grasos
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what are 3 examples of lipids???
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ceras, fosfolípidos y esteroides
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Saturated fatty acids
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A fatty acid, such as stearic acid, whose carbon chain contains no unsaturated linkages between carbon atoms and hence cannot incorporate any more hydrogen atoms.
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son los que sólo contienen enlaces sencillos entre los átomos de carbono
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what are saturated fatty acids
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Los ácidos grasos saturados son un tipo de ácidos grasos en los que todas las uniones entre los átomos de carbono en la cadena son simples
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what are lipids
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Los lípidos son un grupo de moléculas orgánicas que son insolubles en agua pero solubles en solventes orgánicos no polares como el éter, el cloroformo o el benceno
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what are fatty acid chains
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Las cadenas de ácidos grasos son cadenas lineales de átomos de carbono y átomos de hidrógeno que forman la estructura básica de los lípidos, específicamente de los ácidos grasos
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Los lípidos son un grupo de moléculas orgánicas que son insolubles en agua pero solubles en solventes orgánicos no polares como el éter, el cloroformo o el benceno
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