Which structures of the lamina propria of the small intestine are responsible for transporting absorbed lipids (fats)? O Blood capillaries O Lacteals O Peyer's patches O MALT tissue O Duodenal glands...

Extracted text: Which structures of the lamina propria of the small intestine are responsible for transporting absorbed lipids (fats)? O Blood capillaries O Lacteals O Peyer's patches O MALT tissue O Duodenal glands Question 24 What structure of the large intestine is made up of the longitudinal strips of smooth muscle? O Internal anal sphincter O Pyloric sphincter O Teniae coli O Epiploic appendage O Cardiac sphincter