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Lipids A mishmash of organic molecules unified by their hydrophobic tendencies.

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1 Lipids A mishmash of organic molecules unified by their hydrophobic tendencies.

2 HYDROPHOBIC HATE WATER

3 Classes Fats (triglycerides) Phospholipids Steroids! Waxes

4 FATTY ACIDS!

5 Fatty Acids + Glycerol

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7 Steroids

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9 Functions of lipids… Energy storage Insulation Protection Bouyancy
Hormones – communication

10 Who stores more energy? Fats or carbs? Explain

11 Exit Slip Is it like it or not? PICK TWO and explain.
Lipid is like bubble wrap. Lipid is like coal. Lipid is like a coat. Lipid is like a safety deposit box.

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