… us to further investigate the role of ntl in liver formation. In order to visualize the liver in the
context of the entire digestive system, we injected ntl morpholino into the gutGFP line. We …

… carry bloods to the liver produces bile which leaves the liver through several small bile ducts,
which ultimately fuse to form the common hepatic duct. The liver bile is temporarily stored …

… Although we did not acquire all the epidemiological data of digestive system disease and
liver disease, it seemed that we could not say people with digestive system disease and liver …

… -19 on gastrointestinal symptoms and liver functions has not been … of CHM on digestive
symptoms and liver function (primary … most gastrointestinal symptoms and liver function based on …

… Liver is involved in digestion, absorption, assimilation and numerous anabolic and catabolic
… of liver in digestion and absorption. Bile salts and bile acids are synthesized in the liver from …

The last quarter-century has seen the introduction into clinical practice of large numbers of
new and potent therapeutic agents. Many of them have unexpected effects on the liver, which …

… nature and variability of preneoplastic lesions in the liver of laboratory rodents. Data on the
accompanying changes in enzyme activity in affected liver cells are expanded, and additional …

… The epithelium lining the remainder of the alimentary canal is derived from endoderm, with
evaginations of this tissue forming the accessory organs, including the liver and gall bladder, …

… (serum amyloid A protein) released by the liver in response to inflammation. Amyloidosis is
discussed in further detail in the section on liver diseases elsewhere in this volume. 3. Protein…

… major part returns into the liver and is secreted again into … liver is dependent of bile acid
inflow and concentration in the hepatocytes. Bile acids affect also the lipid metabolism in the liver…