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To answer this question first lets understand the concept In cold weather cellular membrane have high amount of unsaturated fatty acid
when temperature is low cell membrane should not be rigid it must maintain Fluidity
To maintain fluidity it cantain more unsaturated fatty acid because as unsaturated fatty acid contain kinks which decrease attraction force between them and hence increase fluidity
So now for the given question in blank A Fat will come
And in blank b Palmitoic will come which has 16:1 cis bond
Hence answer is A = Fat
B = Palmitoic acid with 16:1 cis bond
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