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Excretion: Liver.
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A2 Biology Excretion, OCR F214
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Excretion: Liver.
Functions of the Liver
Synthesis
Triglycerides Plama Proteins Chlosererol
Breakdown
Worn out RBC
Detoxification
Many Compounds: Alcohol/Drugs/Hydrogn Peroxide
Carbohydrate Metabolism
Regulates Blood-Glucose levels
Lipid Metabolism
- Lipids used in respiration - Sysnthesis/regulation cholesterol
Protein Metabolism
Regulates AA levels via transamination/deamination of excess AAx
Storage
Vitamin A/D, Iron
Adaptations of the Liver
Many Mitochondria
Production of ATP (aerobic respiration) Ornithine Cycle/Protein Synthesis
RER
Synthesises plasma proteins
Lipid Droplets
Storage lipids --> ENEGY! (Respiration)
Glycogen Granules
Stores glucose / Can release glucose into blood incleasing Blood-Glucose conc.
Microvilli
Increase S.A between hepatocytes + blood (E.g: hepatic portal vein)
Detoxification of Ethanol
Ethanol Oxidised to Ethanal
Ethanal Oxidised to Ethanoate
Ethanoate Enters Krebs Cycle
Co-Enzyme: Acetyl CoA
Ethanoate binds with Acetyl CoA
Enzyme: Ethanal Dehydrogenase
Co-Enzyme: NAD (Forming Reduced NAD)
Enzyme: Ethanol Dehydrogenase
Co-Enzyme: NAD (Forming Reduced NAD)
N.B: NAD --> Reduced NAD = Accepting 2 H atoms.
Formation of Urea
The Amino Acid is deaminated (amine group is removed)
Keto Acid enters aerobic prespiration producing ATP OR converted to carbohydrate/lipid
Ammonia combined with Carbon Dioxide forming Urea (Ornithine Cycle.)
Urea transported to kidneys and excreted in urine.
LESS TOXIC AND LESS SOLUBLE
TOXIC AND SOLUBLE!
D - Bile Duct
A - Branch of the Hepatic Artery
B - Branch of the Hepatic Portal Vein
C - Hepatic Vein
B - Hepatic Vein
C - Hepatic Artery
D - Common Hepatic Duct
E - Hepatic Portal Vein
F - Stomach
G - Cystic Duct
A - Right Lobe of Liver
H - Gall Bladder
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