deamination of excess amino acids and proteins
excretion of bile pigments
manufacture of blood plasma
production of heat
storage of vitamins and minerals
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D) Production of heat
The liver's primary functions don't include heat production as a main role. The liver's key functions include:
1. *Deamination of excess amino acids*: Breaking down amino acids.
2. *Excretion of bile pigments*: Processing bilirubin.
3. *Manufacture of blood plasma proteins*: Producing proteins like albumin.
4. *Storage of vitamins and minerals*: Storing vitamins A, D, B12, and iron.
While the liver does generate some heat through metabolic processes, its primary functions are focused on metabolism, detoxification, and production of essential proteins and bile.
