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parts in renal corpuscle and where
cortex
glomerulus and glormerular capsule
parts of renal tubule adn where
cortex and medilla
proximal convoluted tubule, nephron loop, distal convoluted tubule, collecting duct
renal corpuscle: GLOMERULUS
filter
structure → tuft of fenestrated capillaries (highly porous)
significance → high permeability allows rapid passge of fluid and solutes from blood to capsule
renal corpuscle: GLOMERULAR CAPSULE overview/layers
collector
parietal layer
visceral layer
renal corpuscle, GLOMERULAR CAPSULE, PARIETAL LAYER
external simple squamous epithelium
functions as structural container
renal corpuscle, GLOMERULAR CAPSULE, VISCERAL LAYER
internal layer composed of podocytes
forms filtration slits (which act as final physical sieve for filtrate)
combination of fenestrations (glo) and filration slits (glo capsule) significance
ensures water and small solutes pass through while large proteins and BLOOD CELLS are retained
renal tubule: PROXIMAL CONVOLUTED TUBULE (pct)
→ simple cuboidal with DENSE MICROVILLI (brush border)
significance → massive surface area for reabsorption of water, glucose and amino acids
renal tubule: NEPHRON LOOP, DESCENDING LIMB
thin segment
→ simple squamous with FEW mitochondria
significance → high permeability to water only, concentration increases as it goes down bc water goes out
renal tubule: NEPHRON LOOP, ASCENDING LIMB
thick segment
→ simple cuboidal to columnar with ABUNDANT mitochondria
significance → pumps solutes (Na+, Cl-); impermeable to water
renal tubule: DISTAL CONVOLUTED TUBULE (dct)
→ simple cuboidal, FEW microvilli
→ significance: more secretion than absorption via hormonal regulation
renal tubule: COLLECTING DUCT general
recieves filtrate from many nephrons
preforms final adjustments to urine concentration via hormonal regulation (ADH)
renal tubule: composition/parts of collecting duct
principle cells
intercalated cells
renal tubule: COLLECTING DUCT, PRINICPLE CELLS
→ cuboidal cells with sparse microvilli
significance → maintain water and Na+ balance
renal tubule: COLLECTING DUCT, INTERCALATED CELLS
→ cuboidal cells with prominent microvilli
significance → regulated acid-base balace
juxtaglomerular complex: general
one/nephron
regulation of filtrate formation and BP
afferent arteriole and distal portion of ascending limb
juxtaglomerular complex cells: granular cells
enlarged, smooth mucle cells of AFFERENT arteriole
secretory granules have renin (BP)
function → baroreceptors that sense blood pressure
juxtaglomerular complex: macula densa cells
tall closely packed cells of ASCENDING limb of nephron loop
function → act as chemoreceptors that sense NaCL content of filtrate
juxtaglomerular complex cells: extraglomerular mesangial cells
found btwn macula densa and granular cells
interconnected w gap junction
function → may pass signals btwn macula densa and granular cells