Question:
What happens to fats after absorption?
Answer:
Unlike sugars and amino acids, fats follow a different route. Fatty acids and glycerol are absorbed by lacteals (small lymph vessels inside villi) instead of directly into blood.
Key Steps
- Fatty acids + glycerol - combine to form small fat droplets (chylomicrons).
- Chylomicrons enter lacteals - lymphatic system.
- From lymph - fats eventually reach blood circulation.
- This slower route ensures fats are distributed gradually.
More NCERT Questions
Download Free PDF
(All Q's of this Chapter solved)


.avif)

.avif)
.avif)

.avif)




