Lecithin is a

Question

Lecithin is a (A) sterol (B) glycolipid (C) phospholipid (D) sphingolipid

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Phospholipids are triglyceride lipids, in which one fatty acid is replaced by phosphoric acid residue often linked to additional nitrogenous groups, e.g., choline in lecithin.

Q. Lecithin is a

sterol

glycolipid

phospholipid

sphingolipid

Phospholipids are triglyceride lipids, in which one fatty acid is replaced by phosphoric acid residue often linked to additional nitrogenous groups, e.g., choline in lecithin.