Question

what role do lipids play in fat - soluble vitamins? regeneration absorption and transportation

Explanation:

Fat - soluble vitamins need lipids for absorption and transportation in the body. Lipids help form micelles which carry fat - soluble vitamins across the intestinal membrane for absorption and then assist in their transport in the bloodstream. They are not directly related to regeneration of fat - soluble vitamins.

Answer:

absorption and transportation