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The target of ______ , secreted by the cells of the_____ , is _____, a serum protein secreted by the ______ . The action of on results in the decapeptide ______ , which then circulates to the ______ where it is converted to_____ by the action of ____ . then elevates blood pressure by two mechanisms. It causes of arterioles systemically thus elevating perfusion pressure, and it acts on the causing the release of _____ , which acts on the cells of the to increase water retention and thus increases blood volume (and pressure).

angiotensinogen aldosterone lungs
juxtaglomerular apparatus angiotensin 1 angiotensin 2
bradykinin liver Bowman's capsule
kidney adrenal cortex adrenal medulla
proximal tubule distal tubule collecting duct
renin ACE vasodilation
vasoconstriction

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