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The 8 pages that link to Sterol, each with the reason it gives.

• CholesterolNarrower topic: Cholesterol is the principal sterol in animal tissues.

• SteroidBroader topic: Cholesterol is a sterol, a major steroid subtype.

• ErgosterolNarrower topic: Ergosterol belongs to this lipid family, whose members influence membrane organization.

• MycoplasmaRelated: Many Mycoplasma species obtain sterols from their environment to stabilize their membranes.

• SqualeneNarrower topic: Squalene is a precursor to sterols rather than a sterol itself.

• WaxesCompared with: Sterols are ring-shaped lipids rather than long-chain fatty-acid esters.

• Adolf WindausNarrower topic: Sterols were the molecular family at the center of Windaus’s investigations.

• BrassinosteroidNarrower topic: Plant sterols provide the molecular starting material for brassinosteroid production.