•..HỌ0P-O- PhosphateCH,-CH-CH,- GlycerolC=OC 0Saturatedfatty acidUnsaturatedfatty acidHydrophobic tailsHydrophilic head-O-R-OIP Saturatedfatty acidUnsaturatedfatty acidBased on their molecular structures, what chemical property is shared between them?A) They are both cholesterolB) They are both proteinsC They are both lipids.Either the first or the second organic compound may serve as precursors to steroid hormones such as progesteroneand testosterone.Hydrophobic tails

LIPIDS Fat and its derivatives are combinaly known as lipid. Compounds of C, H, O but the ratio of…

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