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The smooth-endoplasmic-reticulum (SER) organelle produces fats and cholesterol, but a lipid-synthesizing cell needs more than just extra SER. The process of shipping and packaging molecules in a cell involves the integrated function of the rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER) and golgi body.
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Lipids are not strictly
macromolecules. Their molecular
weight does not exceed 800 Da, but they
come under the acid insoluble fraction
because when we grind a tissue, cell
membrane and other membranes are
broken into pieces and form vesicles
which are not water soluble (lipids are
also present in structures like cell
membrane and other membranes).
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