These blood vessel structures allow for the mixing of arterial and venous blood in the liver.
A)Bile ducts
B)Venules
C)Arterioles
D)Sinusoids

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Sinusoids are specialized blood vessels in the liver that allow for mixture of arterial and venous blood. They have a unique structure with large gaps between the endothelial cells, allowing for exchange of nutrients, waste products, and hormones between the blood and liver cells. Bile ducts are not involved in blood mixing, while venules and arterioles are involved in blood circulation but do not allow for mixing of arterial and venous blood.

These Blood Vessel Structures Allow for the Mixing of Arterial