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Lipid are large groups of substances that are insoluble in water.
Lipids with Glycerol and Three Fatty Acids tails are Triacylglycerol or triglycerides.
Lipids with both hydrophobic end and a hydrophilic end are Phospholipids (Amphipathic molecules).
Lipids made up of rigid carbon ring and no fatty acid tails are Steroids (Cholesterol).
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1. A closer look - Muscles and their role in health and energy needs of athletes...
1. A closer look - Muscles and their role in health and
energy needs of athletes
Skeletal muscles, which move bones, consist of cells fused into
long fibers. These muscle fibers can increase in size when
contracted, which is what happens as a result of some exercise.
This animation shows the structure of vertebrate skeletal muscles.
It starts at a large scale, showing the muscles of a human upper
arm, and then gradually zooms in to smaller and smaller levels,...
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i need to fill in the blanks and if they are true or false this is...
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need to fill in the blanks and if they are true or false
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gestation
PART A:
Adequate nutrition is essential during pregnancy for proper
development of the fetus. Inadequate nutrition can lead to
increased health risks for both the baby and the mother, thus it is
important to understand what nutrients are necessary for the health
of both, and why.
Read the description of a critical nutrient needed during
pregnancy and how it influences the growing fetus, then match it
with the...
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i
need to fill in the blanks and if they are true or false
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important to understand what nutrients are necessary for the health
of both, and why.
Read the description of a critical nutrient needed during
pregnancy and how it influences the growing fetus, then match it
with the...
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