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Through this process, chemically neutral fats could be saponified easily with the caustic lye.
Neutral fats or triglycerides, the major components of storage fats in plant and animal cells, consist of the alcohol glycerol linked to three molecules of fatty acids.
Traces of other substances can also be found in bile including mucus, serum proteins, lecithin, neutral fats, fatty acids, and urea.
The lipids in feed commonly fed to pigs consist mainly of neutral fats (specifically triglycerides), esters of fatty acids and glycerol.
The neutral fats, or triglycerides, that constitute storage lipids, and the phospholipid components of lipoproteins and membranes, are synthesized from their building blocks by a route that branches after the first biosynthetic reaction.
Upon a change in metabolic conditions, stored neutral fats can be mobilized for lipolysis and can thereby contribute to the energy homeostasis of the cell [ 7].
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While neutral fat is probably harmless, it is an index of ectopic lipid overload.
Before a molecule of neutral fat can be metabolized, it must be hydrolyzed to its component parts.
During this process a slow chemical splitting of the neutral fat took place; the fatty acids could then react with the alkali carbonates of the plant ash to form soap (this reaction is called saponification).
A triglyceride molecule (neutral fat) is formed from phosphatidic acid in a reaction catalyzed by a phosphatase that results in loss of the phosphate group [84]; the diglyceride thus formed can then accept a third molecule of fatty acyl coenzyme A (represented as R″C∥OS−CoA in [84a]).
To be more specific, extensive vacuolations are observed, a characteristic of cultured fish hepatocytes, which often become swollen with glycogen or neutral fat.
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