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The gallbladder and liver both have very similar jobs and can work in direct correlation with each other by the liver breaking down food and toxins and sending it down the small intestine, where the gallbladder then releases the bile.

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They only have one function “to regulate blood glucose levels”

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Pancreatic cell would not be a good candidate for president

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“Osteoblasts are the cells that form new bone. They also come from the bone marrow and are related to structural cells.”

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Bone Cell is not a good candidate for the presidency because after adulthood you rarely need new bones to be formed 

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The regeneration of the liver is important to the body because if the body were to somehow lose a large amount of the liver it could regrow to full strength, if any other organ were damaged in this way it would be very hard for it to recover. 

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Liver cells can regrow after taking damage or being transplanted, allowing living liver donors. 

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This is extremely important to the body because without the breakdown of toxins major damage could occur to the body

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Liver cells break down toxic materials in food to make energy 

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Mitochondria and Endoplasmic reticulum, these help with the liver's job of breaking down blood that leaves through the stomach, and turning the back into nutrients that can be transported elsewhere.

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The liver cell is pink, with a large central vein to provide energy to the rest of cell. Bile ducts between the connective tissue help transport bile from the liver to the Pancreas so it can be reused to help with future digestion. 