BIOC34H3 Study Guide - Distal Convoluted Tubule, Tubular Fluid, Descending Limb Of Loop Of Henle

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Slide 2: the loop of henle establishes a countercur rent-multiplier: because the fluid is flowing in opposite directions in two compartments in close proximity, the vasa recta (capillaries around the loop of henle) maintain the osmolarity gradient. prevent pooling of solutes and disruption of medullary osmotic gradient. Slide 3 www. notesolution. com: blood (leaves with 325 mosm) (not tubular fluid as in loop of henle) enters vasa recta with 300 mosm, descending and ascending portions of vasa recta are both permeable to water and ions. Slide 4: blood leaving the vasa recta has a higher mosm than blood that enters vasa recta, entering: 300 mosm, leaving: 325 mosm, caused by, solute (ion) reabsorption, urea reabsorption, colloid osmotic pressure of plasma (protein caused) www. notesolution. com. Slide 5: watch this section in lecture. high concentration (max of 1400 mosm: if distal tubule and collecting duct are not permeable to water (i. e. water going out) urine has.

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