Lipids 2 Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

These tests help identify the presence
and type of fat (lipids) in a sample.

A

Lipids test

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2
Q

Detects fat by staining it.

A

Sudan III Test

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3
Q

Sudan paints BLANK

A

Fats pink/red

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4
Q

Identifies glycerol (a fat component).

A

Acrolein Test

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5
Q

Shows that fats are insoluble in water but
soluble in organic solvents.

A

Solubility Test for Lipids

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6
Q

Shows fat can be emulsified (broken into
tiny droplets) like soap.

A

Emulsification Test

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7
Q

Shows that fats are insoluble in water but
soluble in organic solvents..

A

Solubility Test for Lipids

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8
Q

also called a lipid panel or lipid profile

A

cholesterol test

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9
Q

first given by the scientist
Liebmann to detect the presence of cholesterol.

A

Liebermann–Burchard Test

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10
Q

Tests for cholesterol.

A

Salkowski Test

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11
Q

Measures cholesterol in blood.

A

Zak’s Test

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12
Q

Excess body fat that increases risk of disease and death
Commonly measured using:

A

Obesity

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