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Lipids.
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Lipids are the compounds which are hydrophobic in nature, meaning that they are water insoluble or lipid -loving compounds and they are in turn made up of fatty acids or their esters of the fatty acids.
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These are the two essential components with regard to lipids and they are not polymers but just small molecules which are made out of fatty acids.
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Then glycerols and they play an important role with regard to energy source and these lipids can be divided into different types.
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The first one, it is called as the simple lipids such as paths and oil and next to it, it is called as the compound lipid and here in turn it can include the phospholipids or spino -phosphorylipids glycol lipids.
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The third one in turn includes the derived lipids like they are derived out of hydrolysis.
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And then the fourth one, it is called as the miscellaneous lipids.
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The miscellaneous lipids are the one which has characteristic features like that of the lipids, example, carotenoids.
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And then these lipids in turn, let's focus on the simple lipids, which have the essential characteristics of the lipid lipids, that is the characteristic features of lipids...