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Explain about the Lipoproteins?
These are the Multicomponent complexes of lipids and proteins that form distinct molecular aggregates. They contain polar and neutral lipids, cholesterol or cholesterol esters in addition to protein. The proteins and lipids are held together by non covalent bonds. Lipids are primarily hydrophobic and cannot be easily transported through all aqueous environments as blood. The lipoprotein combination renders the lipid molecule hydrophilic and is transported in the blood to tissues which can use or store the lipids.
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What are protein hydrolysates? Proteins that have been treated with enzymes to break them down into amino acids or shorter peptides are referred to as protein hydrolysates.
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(a) What are the two main pollutants that contribute to acid rain? (b) Where do these pollutants come from? (c) What direct or indirect effect is 'acid rain
How many times more acidic is a pH=4 from a pH=7 solution?
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