Biology, asked by harshraj2693, 9 months ago

Role of Liver in Excretion​

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Answered by priya9531
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heylo!!

The liver plays an important role in many different functions, one of them is the excretory system. The liver excretes bile, which eventually turns brown in stool.

It makes bile, which gets collected in the bile ducts and discharges eventually through the common bile duct into the duodenum to help digestion.

Sugar metabolism gets orchestrated by the liver as excess sugar turns into LDL cholesterol and triglycerides. The triglycerides get stored as fat.

Answered by Prakshi1415
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Role of Liver in excretion :

Liver is the largest gland of our body. It is the main site for elimination cholesterol, bile pigments, degraded steroid hormones, some vitamins and many drugs. Liver secrets these substances in the bike. Bile, in turn, carries these materials to the intestine, which are ultimately eliminated with the faeces.

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