Chapter 26 - Lipids

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Steroids
________ are a class of plant and animal lipids with a distinctive tetracyclic structure made of three six- membered rings and one five- membered ring.
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Oral contraceptives
________ contain a synthetic progestin (for example, norethindrone), which prevents pregnancy.
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Triglycerides
________ high in unsaturated fatty acids are liquids at room temperature and are referred to as oils.
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Prostaglandins
________ are a class of exceptionally physiologically active chemicals with a 20- carbon structure similar to prostanoic acid.
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Cholesterol
________ is an integral part of animal membranes, and it is the compound from which human sex hormones, adrenocorticoid hormones, bile acids, and vitamin D are biosynthesized.
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Soaps
________ are fatty acid sodium or potassium salts.
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fatty acids
In naturally occurring ________, carbon- carbon double bonds are virtually always present in the cis orientation.
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Eicosanoids
________ are a large family of natural lipids with 20 carbons that are produced from fatty acids and include prostaglandins, leukotrienes, thromboxanes, and prostacyclins, all of which are common and significant physiologically active chemicals.
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phospholipid
A(n) ________ is formed by esterifying the phosphoric acid portion with low- molecular- weight alcohol, most often ethanolamine, choline, serine, or inositol.
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Linear alkylbenzenesulfonates
________ are the most prevalent and commonly used synthetic detergents.
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Vitamin E
________ acts as an antioxidant in the body by trapping peroxy radicals.
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Oils
________ are partially hydrogenated (H2 is limited in the presence of a metal catalyst) to minimize certain unsaturated fatty acids.
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High density lipoproteins
________ (HDLs) carry cholesterol from cells to the liver, where it is broken down into bile acids and excreted in the stool.
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strong interaction
Because of the ________ between carboxylates and these ions, natural soaps precipitate as water- insoluble salts with Mg (II), Ca (II), and Fe (III) ions in hard water.
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Low density lipoproteins
________ (LDLs) carry cholesterol from its manufacturing site in the liver to tissues and cells where it is needed.
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Lipids
________ are a heterogeneous family of substances classified according to their solubility qualities; they are insoluble in water but soluble in diethyl ether, acetone, and dichloromethane.
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Vitamin D
________ is the term given to a group of structurally similar compounds that play an important role in calcium and phosphorus metabolism control.
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membrane phospholipids
According to the fluid mosaic model, ________ form lipid bilayers with membrane proteins as both peripheral and integral proteins connected with the bilayer.
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Triglycerides
________ high in saturated fatty acids are solids or semisolids at room temperature and are referred to as fats.
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Prostaglandins
________ are produced in response to physiological cues from phospholipid- bound arachidonic acid and other 20- carbon fatty acids.
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fatty acids
Almost all ________ have an odd number of carbon atoms, often between 12 and 20.
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Phospholipids
________ are the primary constituents of biological membranes.
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Vitamin E
________ is a series of similar- structured chemicals, the most active of which is a- tocopherol.
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Fatty acids
________ are long- chain carboxylic acids generated from the breakdown of animal fats, vegetable oils, and biological membrane phospholipids.