Titlebook: Regulation of Hepatic Metabolism; Intra- and Intercell Ronald G. Thurman,Frederick C. Kauffman,Kurt Junge Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York

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Liver Structure and Innervations as a gland comparable to the pancreas, whereas its type of microcirculation is similar to that of an endocrine organ that also acts in a heterotopic position. This chapter demonstrates that despite our increased knowledge, fundamental problems persist when hepatic structures are described in terms of their functional aspects.

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Metabolism of Carbohydratesy summarizes the regulation of carbohydrate metabolism by the extracellular levels of substrates and hormones, and by the hepatic nerves, and finally shows how hepatocyte heterogeneity might be involved in regulation.

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Hepatic Hemodynamics and Microcirculation 4) and portal venous (Section 5) resistance vessels, their interrelationship (Section 6), and the hepatic capacitance and exchange vessels (Section 7). The relationship between liver circulation and liver function is reviewed briefly (Section 8). A summary (Section 9) concludes the chapter.

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Histology and Histochemistrylude the most frequently used techniques of tissue pretreatment, histological staining, quantitative histology, and qualitative and quantitative histochemistry appropriate for the elucidation of the structure and the histochemical distribution patterns of liver parenchyma.

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Redox Scanning in the Study of Metabolic Zonation of Liverns, e.g., muscles and brain, capillaries seem to be organized so as to minimize the zonation effect of the longitudinal capillary gradients, since adjacent parallel capillaries are perfused in opposite directions.

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Liver Structure and Innervationother organs, it is not very difficult to establish conformity between the structural and functional units, and in such cases the proposed nomenclature makes use of the suffix “-on.” Thus, the nephron is the structural and functional unit of the kidney, the neuron of nervous tissue, the chondron of

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Hepatic Hemodynamics and Microcirculationues used experimentally (Section 3). This is in turn followed by details of the control and pharmacological responses of the hepatic arterial (Section 4) and portal venous (Section 5) resistance vessels, their interrelationship (Section 6), and the hepatic capacitance and exchange vessels (Section 7