And over time, this pancreatic lipase breaks down the molecules, our triglycerides, into many fatty acids. Now, if we zoom in on any one of these tiny dots, we basically get the following diagram. So, we have a myosil, and the membrane of the myosil is formed as a result of the member of the phospholipids that come from the bile. Now, the outside portion of phospholipids is hydrophilic, and the inside portion is hydrophobic. And enclosed inside the myosil, we have the fatty acid that was broken down from our triglycerides found in sizing Molsion droplets. Now, what's the big deal with these myocyls?