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Hepatic portal system connects
Options
(a) liver to digestive system
(b) digestive system to liver
(c) live to intestine
(d) intestine to liver
Correct Answer:
digestive system to liver
Explanation:
Venous pathway comprising the hepatic portal vein, carries blood rich in absorbed food materials, such as glucose and amino acids, from digestive tract to the liver. These materials may be stored, converted or released to the general circulation via the hepatic vein.
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Subject: Biology
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Important MCQs Based on Medical Entrance Examinations To Improve Your NEET Score
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- Necrosis or death of tissue particularly leaf tissue is due to the deficiency
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