Liver A and P, Part 1, Full version

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The 3 hepatic veins is the substances flowing through these veins different or 1 lymph fluid the other rbc's or both? Any study on that

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Could not find a "Part 2" to this one either. Perhaps i just didn't recognize the title of the next in the series, as referenced at the end of this video?

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No, you are right, I have not made it yet, its near the top of the list, sorry.

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[@shahwaliafghan102]

Thanks Dr. What causes liver to be more warm, is this due to the greater amount of blood flow passing through or some other factors are responsible for ?

[@Campbellteaching]

Yes, it does have a good blood supply, but the liver also generates a lot of heat. This is because it s a very metabolic organ, carrying out numerous energy using processes. With all energy generating processes, the end result is always heat. Its actually the liver that helps to keep us warm. If you look in the hepatocytes, they are packed with mitochondria which generate all of the enerygy and heat.

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