tailieunhanh - Lecture Principles of biochemistry - Chapter 9 (part 2): Lipids and membrane

In chapter 9 (part 2), you will know that isoprenoids are derived from 5 carbon isoprene units that can condense in a head to head or head to tail manner to make a large array of isoprenoid compounds; know the general ring structure of a steroid molecule; know the general functions of common steroids (Cholesterol, steroid hormones); know general functions of membranes; know properties and components of the fluid mosaic model for biological membranes. | Chapter 9 (part 2) Lipids and Membranes Triacylglycerol(TAG) Olestra TAG Head Tail cholesterol Steroids Many steroids are derived from cholesterol The Fluid Mosaic Model fusion After 40 minutes Membranes are Asymmetric Membrane Phase Transitions Phase Transitions | Chapter 9 (part 2) Lipids and Membranes Triacylglycerol(TAG) Olestra TAG Head Tail cholesterol Steroids Many steroids are derived from cholesterol The Fluid Mosaic Model fusion After 40 minutes Membranes are Asymmetric Membrane Phase Transitions Phase . | Chapter 9 (part 2) Lipids and Membranes Triacylglycerol(TAG) Olestra TAG Head Tail cholesterol Steroids Many steroids are derived from cholesterol The Fluid Mosaic Model fusion After 40 minutes Membranes are Asymmetric Membrane Phase Transitions Phase . | Chapter 9 (part 2) Lipids and Membranes Triacylglycerol(TAG) Olestra TAG Head Tail cholesterol Steroids Many steroids are derived from cholesterol The Fluid Mosaic Model fusion After 40 minutes Membranes are Asymmetric Membrane Phase Transitions Phase Transitions | Chapter 9 (part 2) Lipids and Membranes Triacylglycerol(TAG) Olestra TAG Head Tail cholesterol Steroids Many steroids are derived from cholesterol The Fluid Mosaic Model fusion After 40 minutes Membranes are Asymmetric Membrane Phase Transitions Phase Transitions