PPT-15.5 Phospholipids The

phospholipids are a family of lipids similar in structure to triacylglycerols they include glycerophospholipids and sphingomyelin Glycerol PO 4 Amino alcohol Fatty acid Fatty acid. UNIT III:. Lipid Metabolism. I. . . Overview. Phospholipids . are polar, ionic compounds composed of an alcohol that is attached by a . phosphodiester. bridge to either . diacylglycerol. or sphingosine. . Compartmentation: Cells and Tissues. About this Chapter. Body compartments. Biological membranes. Intracellular compartments. Tissue types and characteristics. Tissue remodeling. Organs. Three Major Body Cavities. IB Question: . Draw a labelled diagram showing the fluid-mosaic model of a biological membrane. . [5] . IB Question: . Draw a labelled diagram showing the fluid-mosaic model of a biological membrane. . Lupus Anticoagulant. General Approach of Haemostasis. Anti-. Phospholipids. antibodies.. Anti-. phospholipid. antibodies are a . heterogeneous. family of . autoantibodies. . that react with . epitopes. Omega-3 Phospholipids from Krill 2 www.superbakrill.com SUPERBA™ KRILL POWDER ANTARCTIC KRILL, Euphausia superba Aker BioMarine’s krill powder — called Superba™ Krill powder & Phospholipids . are a family of lipids similar in structure to . triacylglycerols. ; they. include . glycerophospholipids. . and . sphingomyelin. .. Glycerol. PO. 4. Amino . alcohol. Fatty acid. Fatty acid. Chios. mastic gum (acid, neutral and total fraction) extracts before and after encapsulation in liposomes.. O. . Gortzi. , D.-A. . Karagkini. , . D. Kouretas, J. . Tsaknis. Mastic is a well-known natural resin from the trunk and branches, . Team members: . Heather . Addy. , Anna Davis, Cindy Graham, Joan Marshall, Vesal Mahanian. Membrane Structure and Function. 26 July 2012. Learning Goals. Understand why phospholipids spontaneously arrange into micelles and vesicles when mixed in water. Section 3-2 Chapter 7. Phospholipid Bilayer. The membrane is composed of two layers of phospholipids . Phospholipids are . ampipathic. . Hydrophobic tail. Hydrophyllic. head. Selectively Permeable. Carbohydrates and Lipids . (Ch. 5-1 and Ch. 5-2). Describe the properties of the monomers and the type of bonds that connect the monomers in biological macromolecules.. Explain how hydrolysis and dehydration synthesis are used to cleave and form covalent bonds between monomers.. Fatty Acid . Fatty . acids exist “free” in the body. Also found as fatty acyl esters such as triacylglycerol’s. . Low levels of free fatty acids occur in all tissues, . Plasma free fatty acids (transported by serum albumin) are in route from their point of origin (triacylglycerol of adipose tissue or circulating lipoproteins) to their site of consumption (most tissues. constitute the majority of lipids in the. body. . Triacylglycerols. are the major lipids in fat deposits. and in food, and their roles in lipid transport and. storage and in various diseases such as obesity, diabetes,. Compound Lipids. Compound lipids are . class of Lipids . C. hemically . Esters of Fatty acids with Alcohols . attached . with Additional groups.. A. dditional . . Groups . in . Compound . Lipids . may be either of these:. Module 1: Components a nd Architecture o f Cell Membrane Learning objectives: In this module, prime focus is mainly on the plasma membrane, however, majority of the concepts discussed below are also