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bio Module 5
excretion as an example of homeostatic control
structure of the liver
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hepatic artery
oxygenated blood from the heart travels from aorta via the hepatic artery into the liver
hepatic portal vein
deoxygenated blood from the digestive system enters the liver via the hepatic portal vein
this blood is rich in the products of digestion
hepatic vein
blood enters liver via
hepatic vein.
hepatic vein
rejoins vena cava and the blood returns to the body's
normal circulation
fourth vessel
connected to the
liver
not a
blood
vessel it is a
bile
duct
bile duct carries
bile
from the liver to the
gall bladder
where it is stored until required