Does liver make urine

Answer 1

It OS often said when you ask this question that the Liver is not involved in the Urinary System and you must be mistaken with the Kidneys. But in reality there would be no urinary system without the liver. This is the place where the excess nitrogen from Bodily Pretiens is put into Urea to be disposed of back into the environment. To get the nitrogen to the liver a special amino acid called Glutamate (given the symbol Glu) carries it in the form of an amino group (NH3) making another amino acid called Glutamine. When the Glutamine gets to the liver it drops one animo group (thus one nitrogen) to become Glu again which in turn either drops its own amino group or becomes aspartate both of which are direct precurser for urea. Obviously the urinary system is mostly concerned with removing this excess nitrogen form the body in the urine.

Answer 2

its does not store urine. it stores nutrients!! i just found that out cuz im doin science hw. lol

Answer 3

No. The urinary system is where the urine is produced. The liver is in the digestive system and produces bile. Not urine. :)

Answer 4

no, but the kidney

Answer 5

Nope. The kidneys