Morphological Changes of the Liver of Album Rats After Pulmonary Fibrosis

Abstract

Fibrosis and the resulting decrease in organ function account for almost 50% of deaths in developed countries. The liver is the most important internal organ that acts as a filter, cleaning the blood from toxic substances, poisons and other toxic substances. It is the largest gland in the human body and is directly involved in protein, fat and carbohydrate metabolism. Responsible for detoxification, blood, food digestion and excretion. Liver consists of 300 billion liver cells. That is why the liver is called the "complex chemical factory of the body". Taking into account that the human liver has similarities with the liver of the non-white breed rat, we aimed to study the liver of the non-white breed rat in our work.