Noun
/kiloˈmikron/
"Quilomicrón" is a term used in the Spanish language within the field of medicine and specifically in relation to lipoproteins. It is more commonly used in written contexts than in oral speech due to its technical nature.
Chylomicrons transport lipids from the intestine through the blood.
La formación de quilomicrones es crucial para la absorción de grasas en el organismo.
In the specific context of medicine, "quilomicrón" is not typically part of idiomatic expressions. It is a technical term used to describe a type of lipoprotein and is not commonly used beyond that context.
The term "quilomicrón" comes from the Greek words "chýlos" (juice) and "micrón" (small), which refer to the function and size of these lipoproteins.