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Triglycerides Energy storage (fat) Fatty acids building block for triglycerides / phospholipids / pre-cursor of eicosanoids Triglycerides Energy storage (fat) Phospholipids Major component of cell membranes Cholesterol Component of cell membranes pre-cursor for bile acids precursor for steroid hormones Phospholipid synthesis

Phospholipids are amphipathic head group Water soluble / hydrophillic phosphate glycerol O O O O Water insoluble / hydrophobic Phospholipid synthesis

There are different kinds of head group: Phospholipid synthesis

Cholesterol Important constituent of membranes Precursor of steroid hormomes Precursor of bile acids. Lipid transport

Phospholipid synthesis