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1.What is the role ofphosphatidic acid in the synthesis of glycerol containingphospholipids? Is it limited to this role or does italso play a role in the synthesis oftriacylglycerols? What about sphingosine containinglipids? What role does phosphatidic acid phosphataseplay in this?

2. What is the source of theglycerol used in the synthesis of membrane containingphospholipids?

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