Triacylglycerol

... it has what characteristics? - be able to determine what is more basic (OH-) or acidic (H+) - what regulates chemical rxns inside cells? - what is Triacylglycerol? - what are parts of a cell's "skeleton"? - know how to recognize types of isomers - application: amino acid sequences can ...

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... nearly twice as much that single). Now, let's move to reactivity. You said that double bond is more reactive which is proven in unsaturated TAG (triacylglycerol) that is easily oxidized. This is true, but just in the term of electrophilic addition and free radical addition. Double bond is composed ...

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well the most common lipid is triacylglycerol, which is the typical glycerol with three fatty acids joined onto it by ester linkages. The fatty acid is just the carboxylic acid that joins to the alcohol, the actual fat is the three acids ...

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