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What is the starting molecule for the creation of phosphatidyl compounds
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Phosphatidic acid
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What are the phosphoglycerides composed of
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glycerol, 2 fatty acids, phosphate and alcohol
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Adding phpsphate and alcohol to phosphatidate requires which activated molecule
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CTP
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phosphatidic acid can go one of two pathways, either making _ or _
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phosphatidyl compounds or making fat; TAG
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Name the 4 phosphatidyl compounds
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phosphatidyl ethanolamine, serine, choline, inositol
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Most common phosphatidyl compound is
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phosphatidyl choline
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Where does phosphatidyl choline come from
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the diet eg lecithin
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PC can be synthesised in the liver from which phpsphatidyl compound
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PE
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Phosphatidylserine can be synthesised by which 2 phosphatidyl compounds via base exchange
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Phosphatidyl choline or PE
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2 functions of phosphatidyl serine
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flags old RBCs for destruction
Important in apoptosis
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1 function of phosphatidyl inositol
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anchors proteins to keep them where they should be for activity or to keep them away until...
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