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Sunday, August 9, 2015

Lipid Used For Energy Storage

Lipids are used for energy storage. They are substances in cells that are either fats, oils, or other waxy substances used for long term energy key to survival. In addition to common items like olive oil or beef, humans, which this hand represents, contain the lipids, or fat, that is essential for our energy storage.

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