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What do phospholipids and apolipoproteins NOT have in common? They are found in the surface coat of the lipoproteins They are water-soluble They are fatsoluble They are found in the lipid core of lipoproteins 

          What do phospholipids and apolipoproteins NOT have in common? They are found in the surface coat of the lipoproteins They are water-soluble They are fatsoluble They are found in the lipid core of lipoproteins

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00:03 Phospholipids are the lipids that have the lipids that have basic structure as triglyceride triglyceride except that one of the fatty acid group is replaced by is replaced by a phosphate group by a phosphate and a glycolipid glycolipid also have the…
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