Protein coated fat globules are called ___(i)____, which are transported into ____(ii)___ in villi. Select the option which correctly fills up both the blanks.

Options

A. Cholesterol, capillaries
B. Chylomicrons, lacteals
C. Chylomicrons, capillaries
D. Phospholipids, lacteals

Answer

To solve the question, we need to fill in the blanks with the correct terms related to the digestion and absorption of fats in the human body.

1. **Understanding the Terms:**
- The question states "Protein coated fat globules are called ___(i)____." In the context of fat digestion, when fats are emulsified and coated with proteins, they form structures that facilitate their transport in the body. These structures are known as **chylomicrons**.
- The second part of the question states "which are transported into ____(ii)___ in villi." In the villi of the intestine, the chylomicrons are absorbed into specialized lymphatic vessels known as **lacteals**.

2. **Filling in the Blanks:**
- For blank (i), the correct term is **chylomicrons**.
- For blank (ii), the correct term is **lacteals**.

3. **Final Answer:**
- Protein coated fat globules are called **chylomicrons**, which are transported into **lacteals** in villi.