Lipids are biomicromolecules but present in macromolecules
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lipids are exceptionally micromolecules but are acid insoluble
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friends,,
first recall the ash test,,
molecular wt of lipid = 800 Da
by the consideration of wt it should
be included in biomicromolecules
range of 18-800 Da
but it included in biomicromolecules
range of >10,000 Da
BECAUSE,
lipid as smaller molecular wt
it not only present as such lipid, it also
arranged in membranes,
So when we grind a tissue,
membranes are broken into pieces
and form vesicles,which make them
acid insoluble
therefore they present in
biomicromolecules fraction......
but
"lipids are not strictly biomacromolecules"
first recall the ash test,,
molecular wt of lipid = 800 Da
by the consideration of wt it should
be included in biomicromolecules
range of 18-800 Da
but it included in biomicromolecules
range of >10,000 Da
BECAUSE,
lipid as smaller molecular wt
it not only present as such lipid, it also
arranged in membranes,
So when we grind a tissue,
membranes are broken into pieces
and form vesicles,which make them
acid insoluble
therefore they present in
biomicromolecules fraction......
but
"lipids are not strictly biomacromolecules"
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