Largest Gland in Humans
The liver is the largest gland in the human body, it produces bile and takes part in metabolic processes. All substances coming from the digestive tract into the blood enter the liver. This largest gland has a weight ranging in between 1.2 or 1.6 kg. Its location is under the ribs, on the right side of the human body. Furrows cross along it, dividing this organ into four major parts: RightLeftSquareTailed Functions of The Largest Gland - Liver Liver creates bile which is transferred through the bile duct and stored in the gallbladder which is a pear shaped. This bile…