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*EXTRA PTS* what is a fat-soluble, wax like, colorless liquid found in animals but not in plants, used to produce substances the body needs, such as cell membranes?
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*EXTRA PTS* what is a fat-soluble, wax like, colorless liquid found in animals but not in plants, used to produce substances the body needs, such as cell membranes?

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It’s cholesterol
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Cholesterol

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A fat-soluble, wax like, colourless liquid found in animals but not plants. The answer is Cholesterol.

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