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What emulsifies lipids?

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Bile

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What secretion does the liver produce that emulsifies lipids?
Bile
Where do you get your lipids?
lipids can be found in anything you eat, certain foods just have more lipids than others. A lipid is made up of fat and cholesterol, the right amount of both are needed to survive. There are two...
What is an lipid?
A fat or an oil
What do lipids do for you?
Lipids provide necessary fats for the bodies. They are found in the cell membrane.
What makes a lipid a lipid?
Lipids are made of Carbon and Hydrogen molecules. They store long-term energy as fat within the human body. Examples: Olive oil, peanut oil, corn oil, etc.