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Aa- 24 .... Аавьсс Аавьса! Аавьсер Аавьсер Аавсе Body Text Heading TList Pai No Spac. 1 Norma Aay. A Paragraph 19 Styles 4. The nephron loep (ep of Henle), the next segment that filtrate enters, and the only part of the renal tubule to dip into the renal medulla, consists of a descending and an ascending limb. The Town of benle sometimes known as the thin descending limb because it is made of simple squamous epithelial cells, travels toward the renal medulla. 6. Once the descending limb turns 180 it is known as the Ascending limb which is sometimes called the thick ascending limb because it is made of simple cuboidal epithelial cells. 5. The distal tubule, both straight and convoluted sections, is the last segment of the renal tubule that filtrate passes through is made of simple cuboidal epithelium without a brush border 6. The juxtaglomerular apparatus (JGA), composed of both the macula densa and the juxtaglomerular (JG) cells, is found at the transition point between the ascending limb of the nephron loop and distal tubule. The JGA regulates Blood pressure and doingular filtration rate (8) 7. The collecting system, a series of functionally and structurally distinct tubules consists of the cortical duct and medullary collecting system (both the modullary collecting duct and papillary duct that further modify filtrate before It exits the kidney E Types of Nephrons 1. The kidney contains two strictly and functionally distinct neplurons cortical and judullay, based on differences between their tephron loops and the organization of their pertubular capillanes 2. Cortical nephrens make up about 80% of the nephrons in the kidneys are found in the real cortex. The real corpuscles are found in the outer renal cortex and use short bephiron loope that bely enter the renal ---

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4a. descending limb of loop of Henle, simple squamous epithelium

4b. ascending limb of loop of Henley

5. simple cuboidal epithelium

6. Blood presuure and glomerular filtration rate

E2. Cortical nephrons