How are lipids important to living things?

Answer 1

Lipids store energy

Lipids are biomolecules that form the membranes of cells, form water-resistant plant and animal coverings, store energy in the body for later use, and insulate heat to maintain relatively constant internal temperatures relative to external temperatures.

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Answer 2

Michael Adams

Lipids are important to living things because they serve as a major structural component of cell membranes, provide energy storage, act as signaling molecules, and serve as insulation and protection for organs.

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