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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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