ipickit ipickit

16-09-2016
Biology

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Lipids are hydrophobic molecules. Cholesterol is an example of a lipid.

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soyboro1405 soyboro1405

16-09-2016

hydrophobic hate water that is why they are more likely to attract fat.

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bunnyluv4bear bunnyluv4bear

29-01-2021

Answer:

Cholesterol is a lipid. Fatty acid can also be a lipid, however, when combined with a glycerol.

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I'd say cholesterol is the best choice here.

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