WHAT IS THE NAME GIVEN TO THE CAPILARRIES INSIDE LIVER?
Asked by | 7th Mar, 2008, 06:41: PM
Expert Answer:
Capillaries in the liver are called bile capillaries. They look almost like coiled snakes, making many loops back and forth in the liver tissue to allow ample time to filter harmful materials in the body.
Answered by | 8th Dec, 2017, 05:56: PM
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