Micelles increase the absorption of fat bya. binding the lipase enzyme and holding it on the surface of the lipid emulsion droplet.b. keeping the insoluble products of fat digestion in small aggregates.c. promoting direct absorption across the intestinal epithelium.d. metabolizing triglyceride to monoglyceride.e. facilitating absorption into the lacteals.

Micelles increase the absorption of fat bya. binding the lipase enzyme and holding it on the surface of the lipid emulsion droplet.b. keeping the insoluble products of fat digestion in small aggregates.c. promoting direct absorption across the intestinal epithelium.d. metabolizing triglyceride to monoglyceride.e. facilitating absorption into the lacteals.

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