5) Describe the three areas of focus for reducing cholesterol in the body.6) Complete the table below with the 5 major groups of lipids (based on combining LipidsVideo 1 and Video 2) including a description of their basic structure, an example of each,and the function specific to the example you have provided.Type of LipidBasic StructureExampleFunction

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Match lipid structures in column A with its lipid type in column B esters of fatty acids with long chain alcohols one or more double C=C bonds only single C-C bonds glycerol backbone with esters of fatty acids glycerol backbone containing fatty acid esters with phosphate group sphingosine-containing lipid…
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