Biology
How is the liver an important organ in our body?
Digestive System
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Answer
The liver is the largest gland of the body and it performs the following functions:
- Controls amino acid levels
- Produces foetal red blood cells
- Produces heparin and fibrinogen
- Checks blood volume
- Destructs dead red blood cells
- Detoxifies
- Produces bile
- Generates heat
- Controls blood sugar levels
- Storage of minerals and vitamins
- Excretes metallic and toxic substances
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