- We have blood coming into the kidney. It is placed under high pressure.
- The dissolved contents in the blood are forced into the bowman's capule's tube, and would become known as the glomerula filtrate.
- This glomerula filtrate contained salts, water, glucose and urea.
- When the filtration occurs, it filters out too much water.
- The filtrate passes along the tube and once it reaches the collecting duct, water is removed from the filtrate.
- that water is returned back to blood vessels therefore the water has been selected and has been reabsorped into the blood. We get the word, selective reabsorption.
- Selective reabsorption takes place in the collecting duct.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
2.72 Water re-absorption
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