The primary enzyme for digesting lipids in the small intestine is called?

The primary enzyme for digesting lipids in the small intestine is called:
a) amylase.
b) lipoprotein lipase.
c) lingual lipase.
d) pancreatic lipase.

In the textbook and online, I have trouble finding the specific lipase answer which helps digest lipids in the small intestine.
However, I think it is pancreatic lipase.

Anyone know?

Tagged with: amylase • lingual lipase • lipids • lipoprotein lipase • pancreatic lipase • small intestine • textbook

Filed under: Intestines