What is the formation of water-soluble molecules to facilitate the absorption of the byproducts of lipid hydrolysis accomplished by?
A)Micelles
B)Phospholipase
C)Chylomicrons
D)Colipase

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The products of lipid hydrolysis must be made water soluble if they are to be efficiently absorbed from the intestinal lumen. The formation of water-soluble molecules known as micelles accomplishes this process. Phospholipase cleaves fatty acids from phospholipids. Triglycerides are covered with phospholipids, lipoproteins, and cholesterol to become particles called chylomicrons. Colipase is a coenzyme needed for optimal functioning of lipase.

What Is the Formation of Water-Soluble Molecules to Facilitate the Absorption