Because cells are bathed in an aqueous solution, and something hydrophobic provides a good barrier to allow cells to selectively decide what gets in and what goes out. Lipids are suitably hydrophobic for this purpose
lipids have two parts: a hydrophobic head and a hydrophilic head, so when you put it in water the heads form together to try to stay away from the water while the tails stay outside and it forms a nice little wall the makes up cell membranes.
first of all it's why are lipids good for you and i dont know
try to find answers but you'll probably get some wierd stuff with long words that u dont understand so....there
many biologically important molecules are not soluble in lipids..
they're hydrophobic, cant form H bonds with water
they are hydrophobic
nothing since water is polar
cuz ur ugly
LatexM
Yes, lipids are organic compounds.
lipids
fats in lipids
Glygogen and lipids are stored as inclusions in the cytosol.
That is the lipids. It is a good insulator.
Lipids are good for you but they need to be regulated. The main function of the lipids is to facilitate various cell activities by providing energy.
Lipids are molecules that are fat soluble. Steroids, phospholipids and triglycerides are lipids that are found in the human body.
A substance that doesn't mix with water is a hydrophobic substance. Common examples would be cooking oil, gasoline, petroleum jelly and wax.
Gah
good
keeps you warm (fat)
because its good for you
Lipids. (Both fats and oils are lipids. Fats are solid while oils are liquid. It is more correct to use the term 'lipids' rather than just calling them 'fats')
That are the lipids. They have fatty acids and glucerols
LatexM
No, steroids belong to lipids, but not all lipids are steroids: eg. natural fats or oils are triglyceridic lipids, not steroidic lipids