All are true about hepatocytes, EXCEPT:
About 80% of the liver volume and 60% of its cell number are formed by hepatocytes (parenchymal cells). Their cytoplasm typically contains much rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum, many mitochondria, lysosomes and well-developed Golgi apparatus, features indicating a high metabolic activity. Glycogen granules and lipid vacuoles are usually prominent. Numerous, large peroxisomes and vacuoles containing enzymes, e.g. urease in distinctive crystalline forms, indicate the complex metabolism of these cells. Their role in iron metabolism is shown by the presence of storage vacuoles containing crystals of ferritin and haemosiderin.
60% of the liver's cell number are formed by hepatocytes
Contains crystals of ferritin and haemosiderin
Contains enzyme urease in distinctive crystalline forms
None of the above