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Match each term with its description. (a) Phosphatidate(b) Triacylglycerol(c) Phospholipid(d) Sphingolipid(e) Cerebroside(f) Ganglioside(g) Cholesterol(h) Mevalonate(i) Lipoprotein particle(j) Steroid hormone1. Glycerol-based membrane lipid2. Product of the committed step in cholesterol synthesis3. Ceramide with either glucose or galactose attached4. Storage form of fatty acids5. Squalene is a precursor to this molecule6. Transports cholesterol and lipids7. Derived from cholesterol8. Precursor to both phospholipids and triacylglycerols9. Formed from ceramide by the attachment of phosphocholine10. Ceramide with multiple carbohydrates attached

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Match each term with its description. (a) Phosphatidate(b) Triacylglycerol(c) Phospholipid(d) Sphingolipid(e) Cerebroside(f) Ganglioside(g) Cholesterol(h) Mevalonate(i) Lipoprotein particle(j) Steroid hormone1. Glycerol-based membrane lipid2. Product of the committed step in cholesterol synthesis3. Ceramide with either glucose or galactose attached4. Storage form of fatty acids5. Squalene is a precursor to this molecule6. Transports cholesterol and lipids7. Derived from cholesterol8. Precursor to both phospholipids and triacylglycerols9. Formed from ceramide by the attachment of phosphocholine10. Ceramide with multiple carbohydrates attached
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Match each term with its description. (a) Phosphatidate(b) Triacylglycerol(c) Phospholipid(d) Sphingolipid(e) Cerebroside(f) Ganglioside(g) Cholesterol(h) Mevalonate(i) Lipoprotein particle(j) Steroid hormone1. Glycerol-based membrane lipid2. Product of the committed step in cholesterol synthesis3. Ceramide with either glucose or galactose attached4. Storage form of fatty acids5. Squalene is a precursor to this molecule6. Transports cholesterol and lipids7. Derived from cholesterol8. Precursor to both phospholipids and triacylglycerols9. Formed from ceramide by the attachment of phosphocholine10. Ceramide with multiple carbohydrates attached
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SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11