Which of the following is not a function of lipids in the body?

Which of the following structures is a lipid?

(1) Saturated fatty acids have double bonds.

(20 Unsaturated fatty acids have no double bonds.

(1) Unsaturated fatty acids are liquid at room temperature.

(2) It becomes solid at refrigerator temperature.

(1) Saturated fatty acids have only carbon-carbon single bonds.

(2) That is why it is considered as the "good fat".

Saturated fatty acids end in ____________.

Unsaturated fatty acids end in ________.

(1) Trans fatty acids have H atoms located on the opposite side of the C=C double bond.

(2) It is solid at room temperature.

The following are essential fatty acids, except:

Which of the following lipids has 3 fatty acids attached to a glycerol by ester bonds?

Which of the following lipids has two fatty acids (1 saturated, 1 unsaturated) attached to a glycerol?

What organ is responsible for the lipid absorption?

What lipoprotein is responsible for the transport of lipids from the food we eat to the different cells in the body?

What lipoprotein transports endogenous cholesterol and triglycerides from the liver to the different cells in the body?

Which of the following is considered as the "bad cholesterol"?

Which of the following is regarded as the "good cholesterol"?

What enzyme converts VLDL to LDL?

What lipoprotein transports the excess cholesterol from cells back to the liver?

What is the major protein in HDL?

Which of the following apolipoproteins is only found in chylomicrons and serve as its receptor to the liver?

What is the most dense lipoprotein?

Which of the following hyperlipoproteinemias is not paired correctly?

What lipoprotein is mostly involved in the formation of atherosclerosis?

Which of the following hypolipoproteinemias is caused by the deficiency of the hexosaminidase A which results to the accumulation of fatty substances in the brain?