How would lowering pco2 affect extracellular ph and the activity of intercalated cells? 1. Lowering Pco2...
How would lowering pco2 affect extracellular ph and the activity of intercalated cells?
1. Lowering Pco2 would increase pH and activate type A intercalated cells
2. Lowering Pco2 would increase pH and activate type B intercalated cells
3. Lowering Pco2 would decrease pH and activate type A intercalated cells
4. Lowering Pco2 would decrease pH and activate type B intercalated cells
5. Lowering Pco2 would not change pH and activate type A intercalated cells
Homework Answers
Option A.
Explanation: Lowering pCO2 would increase pH in the extracellular environment. As a result type A intercalated cells are activated that secrete acid in the form of H+ ions to make the environment less alkaline
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