So we actually briefly discussed an important type of hormone that is produced by the liver when we mentioned and discussed the renan angiotestin aldosterone pathway. So basically, the liver is responsible for producing our angiotensin hormone. Remember, our Xymogen form of this hormone that is produced by the liver is known as angiotensinogen. And the angiotensinogen is basically used and transformed into the active form by the rena that is produced by the kidneys. So angiotensin is the peptide hormone produced and released by the liver cells in its inactive Xymogen form called angiotensinogen. It helps us regulate the blood volume as well as the blood pressure inside our body.