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Roles Rbc List Liver Control Blood Glucose Amino

The liver's roles include regulating nutrient levels, synthesizing important compounds, storing nutrients, detoxification, hormone breakdown, and red blood cell destruction.

The liver regulates blood glucose, amino acid, and lipid levels; synthesizes bile, plasma proteins, and cholesterol; stores vitamins and iron; detoxifies substances; breaks down hormones; and destroys old red blood cells.

Front List 6 roles of the liver.
Back Roles of the liver:
  • Control of blood glucose, amino acid & lipid levels
  • Synyhesis of RBC in fetus, bile, plasma proteins, cholesterol
  • Storage of vitamin A, D, B12, iron, glycogen
  • Detoxification (alcohol, drugs)
  • Hormone breakdown
  • Destruction of RBC

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