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cholesterol is representative example of​

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Answered by skyfall63
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Sterols are an example of derived lipids.

Explanation:

  • Cholesterol, is a "waxy substance" that is present in blood plasma and in all animal tissues.
  • Cholesterol is a portion of lipid and a portion of protein.
  • This is the reason for the various kinds of cholesterol are known as lipoproteins. A type of lipid is a "triglyceride".
  • Lipids are similar to fat molecules that spread in your bloodstream.
  • Sterols have a very different structure from "triacylglycerols" and "phospholipids".

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Cholesterol

• Cholesterol is a wax-like

substance, found only in animal

source foods.

• Cholesterol is an important lipid

found in the cell membrane. It is a

sterol, which means that

cholesterol is a combination of

steroid and alcohol.

• In the human body, cholesterol is

synthesized in the liver.

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