- duct,
moving p****ively down its
concentration gradient. This
process reabsorbs water and
creates a
concentrated urine for excretion. The loop of Henle...
-
interrelated mechanisms. 1) Type B
intercalated cells in the
collecting duct
reabsorb H+ and
secrete HCO3,
while in type A
intercalated cells protons are secreted...
- the
latter portions of the
nephron (the
distal tubule) or by
failure to
reabsorb sufficient bicarbonate ions (which are alkaline) from the
filtrate in the...
- Ordinarily,
urine contains no
glucose because the
kidneys are able to
reabsorb all of the
filtered glucose from the
tubular fluid back into the bloodstream...
- diuretics. Loop diuretics, such as furosemide,
inhibit the body's
ability to
reabsorb sodium at the
ascending loop in the nephron,
which leads to an excretion...
- (calcination process). Its
hydrated products, such as concrete,
gradually reabsorb atmospheric CO2 (carbonation process),
compensating for
approximately 30%...
-
either pregnant or in heat.
Females can
reabsorb embryos and in the
event of a
severe winter they may
reabsorb their entire litter.
Males play no part...
-
animals to
retain salts. Some
aquatic amphibian such as
Xenopus do not
reabsorb water, to
prevent excessive water influx. For land-dwelling amphibians...
-
stimulates Na+, H2O and HCO3− reabsorption. Thin
descending loop of
Henle H2O
Reabsorbs via
medullary hypertonicity and
makes urine hypertonic.
Thick ascending...
-
divided into five segments, with
different segments responsible for
reabsorbing different substances.
Reabsorption allows many
useful solutes (primarily...
