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Role of Lipids in Energy Metabolism

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Energy Metabolism in Insects

Abstract

Most reviews of lipid metabolism in insects have covered all classes of lipid compounds. Since lipids are generally defined as substances poorly soluble in water but soluble in organic solvents, the authors had to deal with compounds with divergent physiological functions, e.g., phospholipids and pheromones. The subject of this chapter limits the lipoidal substances to be discussed to those that provide a direct source of metabolic energy, though we recognize that other important lipid classes, for example those contributing to (sub)cellular components, are also essential for metabolism.

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