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Bilirubin forms from haemoglobin breakdown in aged RBCs and converts heme to biliverdin, forming UCB which binds to albumin, uptakes by hepatocyte, and conjugates it via UGT1A1 , and these metabolites are either excreted in faeces or undergo oxidation to form urobilin and stercobilin, which contribute to the characteristic colours of urine and faeces

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