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| Element that forms the main chain of all lipids. |
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| A carbon with one double bonded oxygen and a hydroxyl attached. |
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| Structures in the body that always contain lipid molecules. |
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| An unbranched chain of carbon and hydrogens with a carboxyl group at one end. |
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| A three carbon chain with one hydroxyl attached to each of the carbons. |
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| The reason lipid molecules will not dissolve in water. |
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| A lipid with two or more double bonds between the main chain of carbons. |
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| A lipid with all single bonds between the carbons. |
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| A lipid with just one double bond between carbon in the main chain. |
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| A glycerol with 3 fatty acids attached by dehydration synthesis |
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