Which of the following lists the five steps of intestinal lipid absorption in the correct order?

Diffusion into enterocytes → micelle formation → transport via lacteals → triglyceride reassembly → chylomicron formation, because micelles form only after intracellular packaging.

Chylomicron formation → micelle formation → triglyceride reassembly → diffusion into enterocytes → direct blood transport via capillaries without lymph involvement.

Micelle formation → triglyceride synthesis in the liver → packaging into apolipoproteins within bile salts → direct secretion through the bile duct into the peripheral circulation, bypassing the lymph system entirely.

Micelle formation → diffusion into enterocytes → triglyceride reassembly → chylomicron formation → transport via lacteals into lymph and then blood.