has target start location has target end location transport LPS translocation from gut to liver LPS translocation from gut to liver is a subtype of transmitting: A process that of the directed movement of LPS from the gut to the liver. chronic ethanol-induced activation of KCs is attributed to gut-sourced LPS, which is a major component of outer membrane of Gram-negative bacteria and passes through the intestinal epithelial barrier. Chronic ethanol exposure can increase translocation of LPS from gut to liver by enhancing the intestinal permeability and altering the gut microflora. intestine liver