Words to Describe lipid
168 Results
Things lipid often describes ("lipid ________")
- membrane
- granules
- deposits
- levels
- substances
- water
- distribution
- metabolism
- globules
- based
- emulsion
- detergent
- soluble
- inclusions
- protein
- dna
- material
- digestion
- bilayer
- pneumonia
- diet
- composition
- complex
- ratio
- antibodies
- polymorphism
- hydroperoxides
- phosphorus
- bodies
- domains
- abnormalities
- peroxides
- biochemistry
- emulsions
- program
- res
- extracts
- relationships
- bilayers
- synthesis
- hydrolysis
- solvents
- profile
- modifications
- interaction
- films
- transport
- diseases
- vesicles
- ratios
- alterations
- products
- molecules
- asymmetry
- components
- absorption
- depletion
- formation
- transitions
- vacuoles
- disorders
- storage
- mixtures
- nanoparticles
- changes
- analysis
- peroxidation
- oxidation
- membranes
- droplets
- phase
- damage
- classes
- binding
- conjugates
- layer
- fractions
- fluidity
- extraction
- deposition
- complexes
- interactions
- mobilization
- transfer
- solubility
- interface
- monolayers
- biosynthesis
- accumulation
- rafts
- mediators
- lowering
- particles
How lipid often is described ("________ lipid")
- acidic
- polar
- principal
- essential
- soluble
- solid
- residual
- intramuscular
- simple
- oligosaccharide
- unusual
- toxic
- antihypertensive
- insoluble
- endogenous
- fat
- intracellular
- cytoplasmic
- extractable
- excess
- much
- specific
- predominant
- unsaturated
- novel
- sudanophilic
- containing
- more
- less
- abundant
- normal
- fluorescent
- absorbed
- total
- micellar
- moderate
- enough
- sufficient
- active
- hydrophobic
- protein
- synthetic
- aggressive
- blood
- crude
- amphipathic
- excessive
- low
- intensive
- induced
- free
- ingested
- dry
- stainable
- purified
- abnormal
- cellular
- exogenous
- extracellular
- epidermal
- elevated
- intercellular
- structured
- intravenous
- typical
- structural
- pure
- hepatic
- dietary
- nonpolar
- bound
- major
- intracytoplasmic
- complex
- neutral
