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How can the liver regenerate and recover from damage or injury?
The liver can regenerate and recover from damage or injury through a process called liver regeneration. This process involves the remaining healthy liver cells dividing and multiplying to replace the damaged cells. Additionally, liver stem cells can also help in the regeneration process by differentiating into new liver cells. It is important for the liver to be given time to heal and for the underlying cause of the damage to be addressed in order for successful regeneration to occur.
Is liver cirrhosis and liver abscess the same?
No. Cirrhosis is a degeneration of cells, leading to impaired liver function and liver damage. Where as a liver abscess is an accumulation of pus.
Do liver cells usually undergo cell division?
No. Only yo repair minor damage to the liver.
What infectious dog diseases causes severe damage to the cells of the liver?
flu
How would the histopathology department identify liver disease?
Histopathology is the study of the diseases of cells. So the histo department would examine cells from a liver biopsy to see what is causing the liver disease, the liver being made up of millions and millions of cells.
Do liver cells also stop dividing after birth?
All cells will stop dividing when you die. When you're born, cells slow down the dividing, but don't completely stop.
Action of Fasciola hepatica in liver?
in the life cycle of fasciola hepatica it mature in the bile duct and capsules of liver cells .after maturation it begins to produce eggs. Thus it causes damage the liver cells and block the bile duct. that create problem in liver.
What would not be found in one of your liver cells a. mitochondria b.ER c.peroxisomes d. a central vacuole e. ribosomes?
One thing that would not be found in a liver cell is a central vacuole. Vacuoles are typically found in plant cells, not animal cells like liver cells. Liver cells would contain other organelles such as mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, peroxisomes, and ribosomes.
How might the liver cells of an alcoholic differ from those of a moderate imbiber or nondrinker?
In a person who is an alcoholic, the liver cells will look much different from those of occasional drinkers or non drinkers. This is due to alcohol causing cirrhosis in the liver of the alcoholic, which actually breaks down the liver cells. The cells in the occasional and non drinker would look much healthier.
How do liver cells work?
They work well unless you drink alcohol. Basically a liver cell filters out substances taht can be harmful to the body, but alcohol and a number of other less popular substances severely damage the abilities of the liver cells over time. All i really know about liver cells is that there also called hepatocytes. LFTs or liver function tests can be used to assess the functioning of the liver cells. I guess that they receive oxygen via diffision.
Which part of the body does the malaria effect and how?
Malaria affects the liver and the red blood cells mainly.The parasite replicates in the liver cells and in the red cells, when enough new parasites have developed the cells burst.Malaria can also affect the kidneys and brain by blocking the blood supply to these organs, when the cells of the liver and red blood cells burst.
What are 3 long terms effects of alcohol on the body?
liver damage loss of brain cells cancer of the throat liver and stomach weakening of your heart alcoholism
