Which of the following substances helps to transfer fatty acids across the membrane that encases the cell's mitochondria?

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Carnitine is a molecule that helps to transport fatty acids across the inner membrane of the mitochondria, where they can be oxidized for energy production. Creatine and caffeine are not directly involved in fatty acid transport, and chromium has been suggested to have a role in glucose metabolism rather than fatty acid transport.

Which of the Following Substances Helps to Transfer Fatty Acids