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Dictionary » C » Cod liver oil Cod liver oilCod liver oil (Science: chemical) The partially destearinated fixed oil obtained from fresh livers of gadus morrhua and other species of gadidae, the cod family. It is used as a source of vitamins a and d. In veterinary medicine, it is also used topically to promote wound healing and in abscesses, burns, and dermatoses. ![]()
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Results from our forumefficiency of body cells... to do some fucntion y for the body do it. For example not all well-developed cells of the islets-of-langerhans synthesise insulin, not all liver cells secrete bile etc etc I know nothing worthy of mentioning about biology but thought you guys could say if he is right. Thanks.
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knocking out which genes can make human live longer... constantly - (neurobiological ones). Free radical scavengers are still the best bet to have to live longer, and boost up the cytochromes in the liver to detox ourselves of all the xenobiotics we put into our bodies.
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Re: Help! I am in a digestive crisis!... - made in intestinal glands, functions in the small intestine to convert trypsinogen to trypsin Lipid Enzymes Bile (not an enzyme) - made in the liver, functions in the small intestine to emulsify fats Lipase - made in the pancreas, functions in the small intestine to hydrolyze lipids
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Production of Lactatelook up the cori cycle. Lactate is recycled to the liver where it can be used in gluconeogenesis to regenerate glucose...
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