The lacteals of villi absorb:
Correct answer: C. Large fat globules
- A. Small fat globules
- B. Large polypeptides
- C. Large fat globules
- D. Small polypeptides
Explanation
The lacteals of villi absorb large fat globules, which are released by interstitial cells after the products of digestion of fats are absorbed. After a fatty meal these fat globules may make up 1% of the lymph.
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