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Where do the Free Fatty Acids go?

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Where do the Free Fatty Acids go?

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Once the Free Fatty Acid leaves the cell, it enters the interstitial space. It is then absorbed by the lymphatic system, bound to the albumin, transported via afferent lymph vessels to the sentinel node, broken down via lipases, and dumped into the circulatory system where the debris can then be processed by the liver ( Fatty Acid Oxidation).

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