8 the primaryO all of the aboveQUESTION 8The physical properties of cholesterol are best described asamphipathic, chargedamphipathic, unchargedcompletely nonpolarpolar, unchargedpolar, chargedQUESTION 9Which statement is NOT true?Phospholipase A1 hydrolyzes the fatty acid from the 1-position on the glycerol backbone.Phospholipase B2 hydrolyzes the fatty acid from the 2-position' on the glycerol backboneO Phospholipase C hydrolyzes the complete phospho-head group from the glycerol backbone.Phospholipase D hydrolyzes just the nead group from the phospho-glycerol backbone.

Biomolecules that are composed of both hydrophobic and hydrophilic segments are termed amphipathic.…

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The physical properties of cholesterol are best described as amphipathic, charged amphipathic, uncharged completely nonpolar polar, uncharged polar, charged