different between lipophilic vs lipotropic
lipophilic
English
Etymology
lipo- (“lipid”) +? -philic (“loving”)
Adjective
lipophilic (comparative more lipophilic, superlative most lipophilic)
- Having the quality of dissolving in lipids
- Typically have the quality of being composed of mostly nonpolar bonds
Antonyms
- hydrophilic
Derived terms
- lipophilicity
- nonlipophilic
Translations
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lipotropic
English
Etymology
lipo- +? -tropic
Adjective
lipotropic (comparative more lipotropic, superlative most lipotropic)
- having an affinity for lipids; lipophilic
- (biochemistry) helping to metabolize lipids
Related terms
- lipotrope
- lipotropin
- lipotropy
See also
- methionine
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