Question 35 What are the structural features of the specific sterol, cholesterol

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Question 35 What are the structural features of the specific sterol, cholesterol? O Two fused rings of 6 carbons and one of 5 carbons with a polar head group and non-polar side chain O Three fused rings of 6 carbons and one of 5 carbons with a polar head group and polar side chain O Three fused rings of 6 carbons and one of 5 carbons with a polar head group and non-polar side chain O Four fused rings of 6 carbons with a polar head group and polar side chain O Four fused rings of 6 carbons with a polar head group and non-polar side chain 2 pt

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Cholesterol is composed of four fused ring of 6 carbon with a polar head group and a non polar side chain.cholesterol is made up of three parts: hydroxyl grouo which is polar part, 4 fused carbon ring middle part and tail part hydrocarbon chain which is non polar.

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