Question

Which is not true of lipids?

They form structural parts of cell membranes.
They supply cells with nitrogen.
The carry fat-soluble vitamins to cells.
They supply cells with energy.

Answer 1

I think it is that they supply cells with nitrogen.

Answer 2

They supply cells with nitrogen.

Step-by-step explanation:

Lipids or fats are organic molecules insoluble in water and soluble in certain organic substances, such as alcohol, ether and acetone. Also called lipids or lipids, these biomolecules are composed of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen.

They can be found in foods of plant and animal origin and their consumption must be done in a balanced way.

Lipids do not form cells with nitrogen, but form structural parts of cell membranes, transport fat-soluble vitamins to cells and provide energy to cells.