Why are lipids considered part of the macromolecular fraction?
Why are lipids considered part of the macromolecular fraction?
Because they are not strictly macromolecules
Because they are small molecular weight compounds
Because they are found in the acid soluble pool
Because they form structures like cell membranes and other membranes which get separated along with the acid insoluble pool
Solution
Lipids form structures like cell membranes and other membranes which get separated along with the acid insoluble pool, when tissues are disrupted, into vesicles that are not water soluble, hence they come under the macromolecular fraction.