Digestion products of lipases are readily exchanged in the lumen with
A) chylomicrons.
B) low -density lipoproteins.
C) polysaccharides.
D) cholesterol.
E) micelles.

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Lipases break down dietary fats into fatty acids and monoglycerides, which then combine with bile salts in the intestinal lumen to form micelles. These micelles facilitate the transport of lipids to the intestinal cells for absorption.

Digestion Products of Lipases Are Readily Exchanged in the Lumen