Lipid Transport (pt. 1)

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For those who would like some details on the formation of chylomicrons:once inside the enterocytes via passive diffusion, lipid components(FAs, Ch and MGs) are transferred to the smooth ER after binding to cytosolic fatty acid-binding proteins.There, enzymes catalyse the re-esterification reactions(ACAT for Cholesterol, MGAT for MGs etc).Then the esterified lipid components are packaged into chylomicrons with the help of Microsomal Triglyceride Transfer Protein(MTP) which stabilises the hydrophobic center and ApoB-48 which stabilises the the lipid monolayer surface.Further processing occurs in the Golgi Apparatus, before the newly formed chylomicron exits the basolateral membrane and enters the lymphatic system.

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