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Lipids are diverse, water insoluble organic molecules (fats, oils, waxes, steroids) essential for life, serving as long term energy storage, insulation, protection, and building blocks for cell membranes and hormones like estrogen and testosterone. What is cholesterol and why is it important? Cholesterol is a waxy lipid molecule found in cell membranes and blood. Structurally, it has a rigid steroid ring system with a small Lipids (article) Macromolecules Khan Academy Steroids Lipids and the Functions of Fats & Steroids LabXchange
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