biliverdinmacrophagesurobilinogenbilirubinErythrocytes are continually replaced. Worn-out erythrocytes are lysed in the spleen as they pass through spleniccords in the spleen.digest these cell parts, and separate heme from the globin unitsof hemoglobin. The globin proteins are broken down into amino acids and recycled. The heme pigment isconverted into, then, and released into the blood. It isconcentrated in urine, producing its yellow color. The liver removes additional bilirubin and secretes it into bile.When released into the small intestine, bacteria transform it intowhich makes fecesbrown.

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