When Monoglycerides and Fatty Acids Enter the Epithelial Cells of a Villus,they

question 3

Multiple Choice

When monoglycerides and fatty acids enter the epithelial cells of a villus,they

• A) are converted to micelles and enter a lacteal
• B) are converted to micelles and enter a blood capillary
• C) diffuse directly into a lacteal
• D) are converted to triglycerides that combine into chylomicrons and enter a blood capillary
• E) are converted to triglycerides that combine into chylomicrons and enter a lacteal

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