Question
How do chylomicrons differ from micelles?
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Micelles
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Chylomicrons
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The products of fat digestion are incorporated into small, spherical, watersoluble molecules called micelles with the help of bile salts and phospholipids.
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The products of fat digestion are used for synthesising new fats, which are released by the intestinal cells into the lymph, in the form of droplets, called chylomicrons.
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This is the form in which digested fats are absorbed into the intestinal cells.
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This is the form in which the synthesised fats are liberated from the intestinal cells.
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