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Hello.
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So the let us see the question number first, this a part.
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We know that there are lipids contains three classes that is triglyceride, triglycerides, phospholipids, and sterols.
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These are the three classes of lipids found in the body and in the food there.
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So this function, if we talk about the function of this lipids, so we know that function there.
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So see, the first we can say that lipids that act as a high energy, high energy, and they regulate the hormones and transport this fat soluble nutrients.
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So we know that this triglycerides, which controls the body internal climates, and also they maintain, they also maintain the constant temperature.
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Constant temperature there in the body.
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So, see, this lipids can also facilitate the signaling of electrical impulses throughout the brain there.
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The next function that we can say that these sterols or steroids, these include the adrenal hormones.
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Best hormones are there.
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Adrenal is there, sex is there and bile acid is also there.
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So therefore these lipids combine with protein and form lipoprotein.
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Bile acids are steroids which aid digestions of fats in the intestine.
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Next it is also about the triglycerides.
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So triglycerides, we know that this is one of the class of the lipids.
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And this is the tri -easters of glycerol with tri -easter of glycerol with higher fatty acid as it is called as a, which is called as tri -acile, triacil glycerols.
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So the difference between the saturated and unsaturated.
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See, the saturated fatty acids.
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The saturated fatty acids for the first thing is there is these saturated fatty acids they doesn't contain does not have or doesn't contain the double bond double bond between carbon atom of its genes so we can say there's some animal products so animals fats are the saturated fats and they are solid at room temperature at room temperature.
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For example, palmatic is there, palmatic acid it is there and steric acid it is there.
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So these are the some examples for this saturated acid.
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While in case of unsaturated fatty acid, they contain one or more double bond, more double bond present between the carbon atoms or its chain.
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So, animal fats in this case of saturated, but in case of unsaturated plant fats or we can say plant products, fats specifically.
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So these are the unsaturated fatty acid and they are liquid at room temperature...