n.肝细胞

The liver is composed of numerous hepatocytes, which perform detoxification and produce bile.
肝脏由大量的肝细胞组成，它们负责解毒并产生胆汁。
In vitro studies often use primary cultures of hepatocytes to mimic the liver's function.
在体外研究中，常使用肝细胞培养来模拟肝脏的功能。
Hepatocytes are affected by liver diseases like cirrhosis, leading to organ failure.
肝硬化等肝脏疾病会影响肝细胞，导致器官功能衰竭。
The injury to a hepatocyte triggers a cascade of biochemical reactions in the liver.
对肝细胞的损伤会引发肝脏内的一系列生化反应。
Pharmacological drugs are tested on isolated hepatocytes before being administered to patients.
药物在被用于患者前，会在离体的肝细胞上进行测试。
Hepatocytes have a unique ability to regenerate and repair damaged liver tissue.
肝细胞具有自我修复和再生受损肝脏组织的独特能力。
Hepatic enzymes, primarily produced by hepatocytes, monitor blood glucose levels.
主要由肝细胞产生的肝酶监控血液中的血糖水平。
Chronic alcohol consumption damages hepatocytes, contributing to liver fibrosis.
长期饮酒会损害肝细胞，导致肝纤维化。
Cancerous transformation of hepatocytes is a critical step in liver cancer development.
肝细胞的癌变是肝癌发生的重要步骤。
Liver transplantation relies heavily on the healthy functioning of hepatocytes in the transplanted organ.
肝脏移植的成功很大程度上取决于移植器官中肝细胞的良好功能。