The liver regulates cholesterol by secreting it into bile, which is transported into enterocytes where the LXR gene attempts to manage excess.

“nevertheless you may call this cholesterol we'll talk about in detail I'm sure how its trafficked it comes back to the liver a portion of that is secreted through biliary means and now that biliary cholesterol along with phytosterols are brought in through this niemann-pick see one like one transporter into the NRO site where the lxr gene basically tries to regulate how much of this stuff do you need and if it's doing its job correctly it jettisons out anything excess through this atp-binding cassette g 5 g 8”