what crucial role does Endoplasmic reticulum play in liver cells of vertebrates???l
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The SER (Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum) helps in detoxifying some drugs in the liver cells of vertebrates.
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Both the rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum(in the vertebrates; eukaryotic cells) have very important roles in the cells of the body which include the synthesis of complex molecules such as lipids, phospholids and cholesterol which are required by the cells of the body.
However, in the liver cells, the function of the smooth cytoplasmic curriculum
stand out. They serve the crucial role in the detoxification of toxic drugs and toxic metabolic products. The result this has, is that toxic material are neutralized and can hence be transported in the less toxic forms to be excreted out of the body by the excretory organs.
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