How Do Simple Triacylglycerols (STAGs) Differ from Mixed Triacylglycerols (MTAGs)

question 60

Multiple Choice

How do simple triacylglycerols (STAGs) differ from mixed triacylglycerols (MTAGs) ?

• A) STAGs contain short-chain fatty acids and MTAGs contain long-chain fatty acids.
• B) STAGs contain unbranched fatty acids and MTAGs contain branched fatty acids.
• C) STAGs contain saturated fatty acids and MTAGs contain unsaturated fatty acids.
• D) STAGs contain only one kind of fatty acid and MTAGs contain more than one kind of fatty acid.

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