Lipids - Structure Of Lipids - Structure Of Fats - Triglycerides, Phospholipids, Prostaglandins

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[@Tderesse]

perfectly summarized up phospholipids in 1 minute (visually too). Thank you.

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This was the best video I came to so far on lipids. Your video was easy to understand and it showed the key differences between each lipid structure! Liked and subscribed! Great work!

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Thanks I always found problems in structures but today I think i had got this now all

[@furrowsan]

Nice. Short summary of my lecture.

[@raymond5488]

So triglycerides were a type of lipid. Thank you!

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Dead useful specially with the write up in the description thanks

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[@i-m-alien]

1:20 saturated means complete symmetrical chain and un saturated means broken chain........??

[@eduardogarciadesouzamedina]

What software do you use to draw the chemical structures of molecules?

[@whatsupdude2778]

I use a really old version of Adobe Flash (CS6).

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[@abdullahaziz9075]

So how many ester linkages are there in each phopholipid molecule? 3?

[@anneey1802]

We are asked to draw its molecular structure, what should I draw?

[@exoticspeedefy7916]

Is it true that diatry fat does not provide us with energy?? I recently had someone who claims to have studdied biochemistry, on another topic talk about how ketosis is dangerous and that the fats we all intake are oxidized and unable to be used.. he had this to say; "The fat that gets converted to ketones all derive from glucose. We make our own triglycerides via consumption of various types of sugars or things that convert to glucose (starch, fructose, lactose, etc.). This is the only way we get fats, we make them - dietary fats are useless, mostly either cooked, rancid, oxidized or all of the above in one meal The human body is genetically predisposed to make all the so called nutrients it needs - provided it is fueled (water, a carbohydrate, minerals, sunlight and oxygen). B12 is synthesized not just in the gut but elswhere through out the body - a common misunderstanding. When u speak to "dietary fat" what is the molecule state? What condition is this molecule u and others hang their hat on. The fat molecule in a live cow say, is not at all the same after the cow dies, decay dynamics break it down. If the cow is rushed, soon after death to a freezer then decay dynamics are suspened. However, thawing out the meat will once again expose the molecules rendering them altered. Further, cooking will againg alter (destroy) the molecule. And then we have human digestion which seals the deal on this once intact molecule, in the live cow, no longer being intact. So when u speak to dietary fat - tell us about the state of the molecule - that matters a whole hell of a lot. A molecule altered in any way shape or form is useless (physics and chem 101) - or not the same as it was before altered - no longer with the same functions. Dietary fat in know way shape or form - thus - is providing any kind of fuel. The fat we make, from dietary sugars can do this, bit still the fat will end up as a ribose molecule once again (ATP) We cannot use dietary fats. They can pass right through us, rendered down further by digestive enzymes ending up in the toilet - or harm us as rancid and oxidized fats and oils can do. Dietary sugars make human fats and any kind of fats in the body - all have their origins in a ribose molecule - including ketones. If any exogenous molecule is that stable and hardy, impervious to much criteria - then it will pass on right through to the toilet like so much corn and or peanuts" What is he talking about?

[@Kevin-sn4ue]

Are Prostaglandins considered a Steroid because they also have hydrocarbon ring? If not, what are they classified as? (alkanes, esthers, amides) or (simple lipids, compound lipids, etc.)? Thanks. This vid was overall very helpful!

[@whatsupdude2778]

Hey Kevin. They are classified as eicosanoids, which are considered to be locally acting hormones.

[@agoogleuser2831]

are lipid and fat considered the same thing?

[@whatsupdude2778]

Yes, they are the same.

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