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what is the gland of liver?​

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Answered by Aria48
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Answer:

Exocrine gland .

Explanation:

The liver is one of the largest, most important, and least appreciated organs in the body. The bulk of the liver consists of hepatocytes, which are epithelial cells with a unique configuration. The liver is essentially an exocrine gland, secreting bile into the intestine.

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Answered by priyaayika
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Answer:

The liver is one of the largest , most important, and least appreciated organs in our body . The bulk of the liver consists of hepatocytes , which are epithelial cells with a unique configuration . The liver is essentially an exocrine gland secreting bile into the intestine

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