phosphatides
41colamine — co·la·mine kō lə .mēn, kō lam ən n ethanolamine esp. as a component of certain phosphatides (as cephalin) * * * co·la·mine (koґlə min) monoethanolamine …
42sphingomyelin — sphin·go·my·elin .sfiŋ gō mī ə lən n any of a group of crystalline phosphatides that are obtained esp. from nerve tissue and that on hydrolysis yield a fatty acid (as lignoceric acid), sphingosine, choline, and phosphoric acid * * * n. a… …
43fosfatide — FOSFATÍDE s. f. pl. lipide complexe care conţin în moleculă fosfor şi mai ales azot; fosfolipide. (< fr. phosphatides) Trimis de raduborza, 15.09.2007. Sursa: MDN …
44plasmalogen — n. phosphatides found in various organs of the body (Biochemistry) …
45lecithin — [les′i thin] n. [< Gr lekithos, yolk of an egg + IN1] any of several phosphatides found in nerve tissue, blood, milk, egg yolk, soybeans, corn, etc.: used in medicine, foods, cosmetics, etc. as a wetting, emulsifying, and penetrating agent …
46soybean oil — noun oil from soya beans • Syn: ↑soyabean oil • Hypernyms: ↑vegetable oil, ↑oil • Substance Holonyms: ↑soy, ↑soybean, ↑soya, ↑soya bean …
47arachidonic acid — ˌarəkə̇ˈdänik noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary arachidic + onic : a liquid unsaturated acid C19H31COOH occurring in most animal fats (as in the phosphatides of beef adrenal glands and the lipids of the liver) and considered… …
48colamine — |kōlə|mēn, kōˈlamə̇n noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary alcohol + amine : ethanolamine especially as a component of certain phosphatides (as cephalin) * * * /koh leuh meen , koh lam in/, n. Chem. ethanolamine. [said to be… …
49lipositol — līˈpōsəˌtȯl, lə̇ , ˌtōl noun ( s) Etymology: lip + inositol : any of several phosphatides occurring in plants (as soybeans) and in animals especially in the brain and spinal cord and containing the meso form of inositol in combination …
50phosphatidic acid — noun Etymology: phosphatidic from phosphatide + ic : any of several acids (RCOO)2C3H5OPO3H2 that are formed from phosphatides by partial hydrolysis (as by removal of the nitrogen base), that are glycerides of glycerophosphoric acids, and that… …
