Fibrinogen and prothromibin are produced in this organ. Ammonia is converted into urea in this organ, which also produces albumin. This organ's lobes can be divided into ligamentum teres and ligamentum venosum, while the falsiform ligament can be seen from the front. Plasma protein is produced in this organ, and bilirubin build up can cause diseases of this organ, which include those that affect the Islets of Langerhaans 
Fibrinogen and prothromibin are produced in this organ. Ammonia is converted into urea in this organ, which also produces albumin. This organ's lobes can be divided into ligamentum teres and ligamentum venosum, while the falsiform ligament can be seen from the front. Plasma protein is produced in this organ, and bilirubin build up can cause diseases of this organ, which include those that affect the Islets of Langerhaans and also other diseases, like cirrhosis. For ten points, identify this largest gland of the human body, whose chief function is to produce bile and which lies beneath the diaphragm.
Fibrinogen and prothromibin are produced in this organ. Ammonia is converted into urea in this organ, which also produces albumin.