Phospholipids are generally produced from the phosphatidate core structure with a polar head modifying group such as choline. However, a phospholipid called sphingomyelin (see below) is found abundantly in brain and fast neurons. Circle and label all structural features of sphingomyelin which are different from lecithin.

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The Answer of Phospholipids are generally produced from the phosphatidate core structure with a polar head modifying group such as choline. However, a phospholipid called sphingomyelin (see below) is found abundantly in brain and fast neurons. Circle and label all structural features of sphingomyelin which are different from lecithin.

Phospholipids Are Generally Produced from the Phosphatidate Core Structure with a Polar