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Lipid Transport
1960
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Chylomicrons: -Largest & Least Dense of the lipoproteins -Transport diet derived lipids (triglycerides) from the intestine, through the lymph, to the blood and the rest of the body -As chylomicrons pass through bloodstream, body cells remove lipids from them. -Liver cells remove the remnants of the chylomicrons from the blood and reassembles them into new triglycerides. -The liver is the most active site of lipid synthesis; it uses fatty acids to make cholesterol, other fatty acids,
doi:10.1093/ajcn/8.3.310
pmid:13838327
fatcat:2dd2l4p2irbvvesvtyfkmrpqw4