BIOL 1344 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Renal Vein, Alkalosis, Bradykinin Receptor B2
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26 Jul 2018
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Reabsorption: there are ways of reabsorption: simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, secondary active transport, primary active transport (ex. Na+ in acending limb of loop of hemle), pinocytosis, paracellular pathway (ex. 2 cells of tibule; filtrate of 2 cells are going right and the blood is going left; sometimes the filtrate will go through the cell, or through in between the cells into the blood) Absorption of na+ to the basolateral side is through primary active transport. H2o is being reabsorbed on aquaporin 1 on the apical side of pct cell (h2o will go in through water channels called aqp1) Sodium-dependent glucose transporter (sdgt) --> sodium goes in and takes glucose with it; glucose goes into basolateral side (type of transport is called secondary-active transport) The transporter that takes glucose to basolateral is called. Glut (type of transport is called facilitated diffusion)
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