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During the synthesis of which type of molecule is a carboxyl group lost from a fatty acid, and water produced as an end product?

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During the synthesis of lipids,  a carboxyl group is lost from a fatty acid, and water is produced as an end product. The correct option is A.

What are lipids?

Lipids are fatty acids that have two types of ends, a hydrophilic end, and a hydrophobic end. Lipids format the cell membrane structure and functions. They are greasy substances.

When there is a synthesis of lipids, water is produced as the end product and the carboxyl group will lose to form a molecule of fatty acid.

Thus, the correct option is A) lipids, regarding the molecule in which water is lost.

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The question is incomplete. Your most probably complete question is given below:

A) lipids

B) proteins

C) nucleic acids

D) carbohydrates

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