CHAPTER 1 - LIPID STRUCTURE
B: Lipids in Water
BIOCHEMISTRY - DR. JAKUBOWSKI
2/6/16
Learning Goals/Objectives for Chapter 1B: After class and
this reading, students will be able to
- draw graphs/diagrams to explain the similarities in behavior
when salts, organic solvents, and lipids are added to water
- state the differences between single and double chain
amphiphiles, the structures they form in water (micelles and
bilayers), and the intermolecular forces involved in their
interactions with self and water
- explain the changes in interactions of amphiphiles with
water and self in the formation of liposomes
- explain the uses and advantages disadvantages of gel
filtration and dialysis
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Sections
1B1:
Micelles and Bilayers
1B2:
Making Lipsomes in the Lab
1B3:
Variants of Micelles and Vesicles
1B4:
General Links and References
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