Triacylglycerol:
Fatty acids that have a
double between C3 & C4 Lipid composed of glycerol and 3
fatty acids Enzyme that breaks down triacyglycerols
b. Lipid composed of glycerol and 3 fatty acids
Lipase:
Enzyme that breaks down triacyglycerols Cells that
store fats Lipids that were converted from unsaturated to
saturated
Enzyme that breaks down triacyglycerols
Adipocytes:
Lipid composed of glycerol and 3 fatty acids Enzyme
that breaks down triacyglycerols Cells that store fats
3. Cells that store fats
Amphipathic:
Cells that store fats Lipids that were converted from
unsaturated to saturated Lipids that are both polar and
nonpolar
3. Lipids that are both polar and nonpolar
Fatty acid:
A lipid made up of 4-fused rings Lipid containing a
carboxyl group and a hydrocarbon chain Fatty acid that
contains double bonds
2. Lipid containing a carboxyl group and a hydrocarbon chain
Unsaturated:
Fatty acid that contains double bonds Fatty acid that
does not contains double bonds Fatty acids that have a
double between C3 & C4
2. Fatty acid that contains double bonds
Phospholipid:
Type of lipid with a phosphate head group Amphipathic
lipid that does not contain glycerol Type of lipid that
contain carbohydrates
Type of lipid with a phosphate head group
Glycolipid:
Type of lipid with a phosphate head group Amphipathic
lipid that does not contain glycerol Type of lipid that
contain carbohydrates
3. Type of lipid that contain carbohydrates
Saturated:
Fatty acid that contains double bonds Fatty acid that
does not contains double bonds Fatty acids that have a
double between C3 & C4
Fatty acid that does not contains double bonds
Omega 3�s:
Fatty acid that contains double bonds Fatty acid that
does not contains double bonds Fatty acids that have a
double between C3 & C4
Fatty acids that have a double between C3 & C4
Sphingolipid:
Type of lipid with a phosphate head group Amphipathic
lipid that does not contain glycerol Type of lipid that
contain carbohydrates
2. Amphipathic lipid that does not contain glycerol
Cholesterol:
A lipid made up of 4-fused rings Lipid containing a
carboxyl group and a hydrocarbon chain Fatty acid that
contains double bonds
A lipid made up of 4-fused rings
Hydrogenated lipids:
Cells that store fats Lipids that were converted from
unsaturated to saturated Lipids that are both polar and
nonpolar
2. Lipids that were converted from unsaturated to saturated
Cholesterol:
Sterol, most commonly found in the membranes of animal
tissue Biologically active lipids that can act as antibiotics
and antifungals Signaling lipids responsible for formation
of blood clots
Sterol, most commonly found in the membranes of animal
tissue
Prednisone:
Hormone precursor of retinol A (sight regulation)
Synthesized sterol used inhibit inflammation Hormone
precursor that regulates blood clotting
2. Synthesized sterol used inhibit inflammation
Leukotriene:
Signaling lipids responsible for formation of blood clots
Hormone precursor that regulates Ca+uptake
Signaling lipids responsible for smooth muscle contraction in
the lungs
3. Signaling lipids responsible for smooth muscle contraction in the lungs
Prostaglandins:
Signaling lipids responsible for smooth muscle contraction in
the lungs Hormone precursor that acts as an
antioxidant Signaling lipids responsible for inflammation and
fever
3. Signaling lipids responsible for inflammation and fever
Thromboxane:
Signaling lipids responsible for formation of blood clots
Hormone precursor that regulates Ca+uptake
Signaling lipids responsible for smooth muscle contraction in
the lungs
Signaling lipids responsible for formation of blood clots
Vitamin D:
Signaling lipids responsible for formation of blood clots
Hormone precursor that regulates Ca+uptake
Signaling lipids responsible for smooth muscle contraction in
the lungs
Hormone precursor that regulates Ca+uptake
Vitamin A:
Hormone precursor of retinol A (sight regulation)
Synthesized sterol used inhibit inflammation Hormone
precursor that regulates blood clotting
Hormone precursor of retinol A (sight regulation)
Vitamin K:
Synthesized sterol used inhibit inflammation Hormone
precursor that regulates blood clotting Sterol, most
commonly found in the membranes of animal tissue
Hormone precursor that regulates blood clotting
Vitamin E:
Signaling lipids responsible for smooth muscle contraction in
the lungs Hormone precursor that acts as an
antioxidant Signaling lipids responsible for inflammation and
fever
Hormone precursor that acts as an antioxidant
Polyketides:
Biologically active lipids that can act as antibiotics and
antifungals Signaling lipids responsible for formation of
blood clots Hormone precursor that regulates
Ca+uptake
Biologically active lipids that can act as antibiotics and
antifungals