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<The head of the soap is Hydrophelic and the tail is Hydrophobic. The tails of the soap rip into the bacteria or germ and start ripping off the infecting cells. Then they use their ails and surround it and wash the bacteria away.>

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TBH this is a weird bunch to classify. They are molecules released from glands/organs that act as chemical messengers to tell your body parts how to function.
They can either be a type of steroid (e.g. estrogen/testosterone) built from rearranging cholesterol molecules, or a protein (NOT a lipid)

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<Stores Energy>
Hydrophilic head -> orients TOWARDS water
Hydrophobic tails -> orient AWAY from water

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<Extra energy that your body doesnt need gets turned into this>
The lipids derived from plants and animals -> the "Food" fats (butter, oils)

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Can triglycerides affect my heart health?

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Like cholesterol, triglycerides can cause health problems. Here’s how to lower your triglycerides.

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-Takes the cholestreol form inside the liver and moves into the tissues in the body
- The bad type

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-Absorbs cholesterol and takes it to the liver
-The good type of choleestrol

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A super processed type of unsaturated fatty acid that has its chain kinked but has extra hydrogens ->
Why is this type of fat even on the market? <The fat is on the market due to the Oil that they use in the food to process  it.>
This is* the <un> healthy type of fat

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the fatty acids' shape is <curved>
-> state at room temperature = <liquid>

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the fatty acids' shape is <straight chain>
-> state at room temperature = <solid>

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The part of a lipid molecule that is a long carbon (& hydrogen) chain

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The part of a lipid molecule that is the "backbone"

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fats,oils, waxes

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1. Stores Energy
2. Chemical Messangers
3. Makes up the cell membrane
4. Reserves Energy
5. Maintains your temperature
6. Chemical Messangers

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Saturated, Unsaturated, Trans

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One of the four biomolecules.
Lipids = commonly known as <Fats> (and waxes)