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15. The component of a cell membrane shown below is a -o-ċ(CH2),CH=CH(CH2),CH3 o-ċ(CH2)16CH3 LŇ(CH3)3 a. glycerophospholipid. b. sphingomyelin. c. triacylglycerol. d. fatty acid.

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15. The component of a cell membrane shown below is a
-o-ċ(CH2),CH=CH(CH2),CH3
o-ċ(CH2)16CH3
LŇ(CH3)3
a. glycerophospholipid.
b. sphingomyelin.
c. triacylglycerol.
d. fatty acid.

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