How are lipids transported in mammalian blood?
(A) They are attached to proteins.
(B) They are dissolved in the blood.
(C) They are part of the membrane of red blood cells.
(D) They are attached to haemoglobin in red blood cells.
Answer: A
How are lipids transported in mammalian blood?
(A) They are attached to proteins.
(B) They are dissolved in the blood.
(C) They are part of the membrane of red blood cells.
(D) They are attached to haemoglobin in red blood cells.