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Bowmans capsule
3 structures in BC that let molecules across
pores in capillaries
podocytes
afferent arteriole larger diameter than efferent
how are podocytes used
wrap around capillaries so only small molecules can move between gaps
what does a larger diameter in the afferent arteriole do
causes hydrostatic pressure within glomerulus
causes ultrafiltration
what happens in ultrafiltration x2
small substances forced through:
pores in endothelium of capillary
through capillary basement membrane
into bowmans capsle
what cannot pass through and why
proteins- too largeto filter through the glomerular membrane.
where does reabsorption happen
proximal convoluted tubule
how does reabsorption happen
co transport