kidney Flashcards
ultrafiltration
occurs due to hydrostatic pressure-water+glucose forced out the glomerulus into the renal capsule
selecive reabsorptioin
proximal convoluted tubules-glomereuls filtaret reabsorbed back into blood leaving waste- urea
loop of henle
maintains sodium ion gradient so water can be reabsorbed by blood
pct adaptations
microvilli and mitrochondria for active transport +high supply of capillaries
apical side or basal side
basal-side-capillary
apical side- tubuyule side
secondary active transport
active trsnaport of sodium allows for the cotransport of amino acids whotout using atp directly up the conc gradient
osmoregulation flow of water from where
water flows from high water potential(glomerular filtrate) to low water potential(epitheleum) then into the blood
adaptations for reabsorption
proximal convoluted tubule-
microvilli-increase surface area-more protein pumps
tangled and coiled-increases distance reabsorption can occur
many mitrochondria for active transport and secondary active transport
effect of adh +where
released when thirsty-increases permeability of collectign duct +posterior pituaroti
adh action
binds to complemtnary adh receptors on collecting duct on basal side
how does it increase permeabolity