Reabsorption in the Nephron

Reabsorption, the regulation of urine osmolarity and action of vasopressin (ADH). Basically, how all the stuff that gets filtered (removed from the blood in the renal corpuscle) gets BACK to the blood a few seconds later.

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[cyberboy778]

@thriceaweek Solutes are actively reabsorbed in the thick assending limb via the NKCC2 transporter :)



[jerry8022]

this is soooo helpful!!

[DrumsPixie]

awesome that was a BIG HELP!

[DrumsPixie]

hahaha it's kinda like vegas?! :D :D

[3eternity3]

that helped a lot :) thank you

[asianidiot123]

@Prathmesh77 she just means percentage points, not percentage of the remenant. Additionally she clarifies it later.

[Prathmesh77]

at 2.31

It's a mistake to say 19% of 20% filtrate is reabsorbed...i watched it again and again and im sure she actually says 19% of 20% is gonna reabsorbed..she should say of all 20% filtrate nearly 99% of it is reabsorbed which is right technically.

thumbs up if you feel it as well..!

[Pede89Denmark]

Aaaaaaand there's the key! :D Thank you

[tbabigal]

Thank you so much! You don't understand how much you helped me!

[xxlilyannhx3]

Thank you so much for this great video! It helped me understand this material that I've been reading over and over. I just could not comprehend the process, but now it's so clear to me!