Phospholipids

Without these proteins, called phospholipids, your blood begins to clot and has no mechanism by which to stop clotting. ❋ Donna Jackson Nakazawa (2008)

Besides the omega-3 fats, which make up much of your cell membrane, there is another class of compounds called phospholipids, which are equally crucial for building membranes. ❋ M.D. Mark Hyman (2009)

By methylating fats called phospholipids, SAMe keeps the membranes fluid and the receptors mobile. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Energy, produced synthetic molecules called phospholipids that form disks; these disks provide structural support for other molecules that actually respond to light, in structures called reaction centers, which release electrons when struck by particles of light. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Initiative and the Department of Energy, produced synthetic molecules called phospholipids that form discs; these discs provide structural support for other molecules that actually respond to light, in structures called reaction centers, which release electrons when struck by particles of light. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The proteins are normally buried in a membrane, so they started with a collection of chemicals called phospholipids, which normally comprise part of a cell's membrane. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Until now, it was thought that all cells are surrounded by membranes containing molecules called phospholipids - oily compounds that contain phosphorus, as well as other basic biochemical nutrients including nitrogen. ❋ Unknown (2009)

1. They build all cell membranes along with a few other key fats called phospholipids—PC and PS. ❋ M.D. Mark Hyman (2009)

Its solubility in blood plasma is - like other lipids - due to its being packaged into submicroscopic spherical particles with completely hydrophobic components inside, surrounded outside by a mosaic layer of less hydrophobic ones, such as phospholipids and protein. ❋ Unknown (1985)

Vande Haar penned a 12-verse epic in which he manages to rhyme words like "phospholipids," "hemorrhage" and "zymogen." ❋ Unknown (2010)

This is important because phospholipids significantly increase the absorption bioavailability of the EPA and DHA, allowing the omega-3s to be more readily available throughout the body. ❋ Unknown (2011)

At a molecular level, krill oil has a phosphate molecule attached, which makes the EPA and DHA in krill oil phospholipids. ❋ Unknown (2011)

It's obligatory in nucleic acids (DNA, RNA) and phospholipids, the primary components of cell membranes; phosphate groups are crucial covalent additions to proteins, regulating their activity and ligand affinities; it's also the energy currency of cells, primarily in the form of ATP (adenosine triphosphate). ❋ Ph.D. Athena Andreadis (2010)

Lateral diffusion of phospholipids in a vesicle membrane. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The phospholipid bi-layer of the [cell's] [plasma] [membrane] contributes to its selective permeability. ❋ CTY-chick (2011)