What transports digested fat through the bloodstream? ○ Glucose ○ Bilirubin ○ Lipoproteins ○ Water
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Small Intestine: __________ is excreted to bring fat and watery substance together again to do their work. Triglycerides are split into __________ and __________. Then, __________, __________ and __________ cling together in balls surrounded by __________ emulsifiers. Bile is an __________. The __________ makes bile. The __________ stores bile. Transports Of Fats: Small fat molecules go directly into the blood. large fat molecules need help to travel through the blood so they travel with a carrier protein (an assembled package of lipid and protein) called a __________. An example of a carrier protein is a __________. Word Bank: Glycerol Backbone, fatty acid (used twice), bile (used twice), emulsifier, phospholipid, Lipoprotein, chylomicron, liver, gallbladder, monoglyceride
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