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Sphingophospholipids are characterized by
Having sphingosine instead of glycerol as a backbone
The backbone of sphingophospholipids is
Sphingosine
Sphingosine base is defined as
An unsaturated amino alcohol with 18 carbons containing NH₂ and CH₂OH groups
Ceramide is formed by
Attachment of a long-chain fatty acid to sphingosine by an amide linkage
Ceramide is considered
The active form of sphingosine base
Sphingomyelin is unique because
It is the only phospholipid containing sphingosine
Structure of sphingomyelin
Ceramide, phosphoric acid, and choline
Major sites of sphingomyelin distribution
Brain and myelin sheath of the nervous system