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Gland:
produces bile
liver
Gland:
unique dual blood supply
liver
characteristic (most common) cells in liver
hepatocytes
In liver:
specialised vascular capillaries
sinusoids
blood flow in liver
centripetal
bile flow in liver
centrifugal
In liver:
lined by Kupffer cells (macrophages)
hepatic sinusoids
In liver:
lined by endothelial cells with fenestrae (windows) + gaps between cells (discontinuous basal lamina)
hepatic sinusoids
In liver:
site of exchange between blood and hepatocytes
perisinusoidal space (Space of Disse)
In liver:
stores and concentrates bile
gallbladder
gland with both exo- and endocrine functions
pancreas
also known as "serous glands"
(exocrine) pancreas
gland that secretes hormones and regulates blood glucose levels
(endocrine) pancreas
ARE SURROUNDED BY THE SPACE OF DISSE
HEPATIC SINUSOIDS
ARE NOT LINED BY ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
BILE CANALICULI
FORM PART OF A LIVER TRIAD
PORTAL VEIN BRANCHES
HAVE A FLUID FLOW TOWARDS THE EDGES OF THE LOBULE
BILE CANALICULI