Function of hepatic kupffer cells is____________?

Correct answer: D. PhagocytosisConsult Online Doctors

  • A. Formation of sinusoids
  • B. Vitamin-A storage
  • C. Increases blood perfusion
  • D. PhagocytosisConsult Online Doctors

Explanation

Kupffer cells are specialised macrophages lining the hepatic sinusoids, where they remove bacteria, aged blood cells, and particulate debris by phagocytosis. Vitamin-A storage is performed mainly by hepatic stellate cells.

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