On the intersection of the small intestine. Now we basically have those lipids. The triglycerides are broken down into fatty acids, and these fatty acids can easily pass across the membrane of anterocytes, because the fatty acids are lipid soluble. And then those fatty acids enter the lactel and are transported into our lymph system. And eventually, they make their way into our blood system. However, the amino acids and our sugars, our monosaccharides, such as glucose, are transported into the cells either via passive or active transport.