Lipide - Law Dictionary Search Results
lipid
and include the common fats cholesterol and other steroids phospholipids sphingolipids waxes and fatty acids some of the lipids together with proteins and carbohydrates form an essential structural component of living cells as in the cell walls
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lipid lowering
Serving to reduce the concentration of lipid such as cholesterol in the blood of medications such as Mevinolin that are used especially to reduce blood
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lipemia
The presence of an abnormally high concentration of lipid in the blood Called also hyperlipemia hyperlipidemia hyperlipoidemia lipidemia lipoidemia
lipidosis
A disorder of lipid metabolism whether congenital or acquired
lipophilic
having an affinity for lipids of chemical substances or parts of molecules Contrasted to lipophobic or polar
lipophobic
Not soluble in lipids or in non polar solvents of chemical substances or parts of molecules as the lipophobic end of a
lipotropic
having an affinity for lipids
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