But if we need energy in certain cells in our body, the liver and fat cells can release these fatty acids into our blood system. And now, because these fatty acids cannot dissolve in the blood plasma, they must be carried by special protein carriers known as albumin. So, basically, the fatty acids, the fats, travel from the small intestine to our blood system via our Kylomicines. But once those fats actually end up in the target liver and fat cells, when they are released into our blood system once again, then they travel in our blood via albumin. So, albumin is the protein carrier that carries fatty acids inside our blood plasma. Now, earlier, I mentioned that arachylomycrane is the largest type of lipoprotein.