So my cells fuse with the membrane and they bring the fatty acids into the cells of our small intestine, into the interacy. And once inside the cells, these fatty acids form triglycerides in the smooth endoplasmic reticulum. So a triglyceride contains three fatty acids and a single glycerol. Now, within the lumen of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum of anterocides, many of these triglycerides, as well as cholesterol and phospholipid molecules, combined to form a particle known as the kylomycran. Now, the kylomycran also contains proteins, and that means it must be modified in the Golgi apparatus. And because it contains fats lipids as well as proteins, a kylomycrane is a lipoprotein.