Which term names the intestinal cells that absorb digested lipid components and reassemble triglycerides?

Hepatocytes, the liver parenchymal cells responsible for synthesizing bile salts and packaging lipids into very-low-density lipoproteins for systemic distribution.

Lacteals, the lymphatic capillaries in the intestinal villus that directly perform chemical reassembly of triglycerides within their lumen before transport.

Enterocytes, the epithelial cells lining the small intestinal villi responsible for nutrient absorption and intracellular reassembly of lipids.

Goblet cells, the mucous-secreting epithelial cells that produce a lipid-carrying mucin layer facilitating passive diffusion of fatty acids into circulation.