Bile Canaliculi Histology. Bile flows through the bile canaliculi (too small to see) to the canals of hering to bile ducts in portal canals, to hepatic ducts of increasing sizes and to the common hepatic duct, eventually to be emptied into the duodenum via the common bile duct. Thus, this barrier provides physiological protection in the liver, shielding the hepatocytes from bile toxicity and restricting the mixing of blood and bile.
LÁMINAS PROFESOR JANO LÁMINAS VIDEOCLASE HISTOLOGÍA DEL
• bile canaliculi are intralaminar and centrifugal in direction 16. Bile salts are produced by hepatocytes from cholesterol and conjugated with glycine or taurine, secreted into canaliculi, modified by cholangiocytes and stored and further concentrated in the gallbladder bile salts returning from the gi tract via the portal vein are actively transported into hepatocytes to be recycled The process of development and fixation is similar to developing a photograph (stains reticular fibers).
LÁMINAS PROFESOR JANO LÁMINAS VIDEOCLASE HISTOLOGÍA DEL
Bile canaliculi • the canaliculi pass to periphery of the hepatic lobules where they form intralobular canal of herring, that finally drains into the interlobular duct of the portal area. They continue into bile ductules, which represent the conduits between canals of hering and the interlobular bile ducts. Bile salts are produced by hepatocytes from cholesterol and conjugated with glycine or taurine, secreted into canaliculi, modified by cholangiocytes and stored and further concentrated in the gallbladder bile salts returning from the gi tract via the portal vein are actively transported into hepatocytes to be recycled Therefore, there are eight segmental ducts corresponding to each functional segment of the liver: