How do lipids help the body?

Answer 1

Lots of stuff - i'll explain a few

Numerous studies have demonstrated the role of lipids in cell signaling, such as myristoylation.

They have an impact on myelination, which is a very general term for brain maturation.

The primary roles that most people associate with lipids are as follows:1. Water separation—this is the primary function of the lipid bilayer of a cell membrane, and although it is never explicitly stated as such, it is crucial for generating a chemical (or electrochemical) potential across the membrane, which facilitates the driving of reactions.

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Answer 2

Piper Anderson

Lipids help the body by providing energy, aiding in the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins, insulating and protecting organs, serving as structural components of cell membranes, and contributing to the production of hormones.

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