Mechanisms of the Juxtaglomerular Apparatus [Part 1] | Macula Densa

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I was searching in-depth intracelular explanation for hours, thank you kind sir

[@rafaelcosta9674]

hi, i'm medicine estudent, from brazil, and i'm so impressed by your video, your explaination is so deep on the physiology and bioquímica (i dont know that word in english). In brazil we no have many videos about this, at least not like that. but my question is if you will make the part 2 video, i need that you said yes please. Anyway, thank u so much for the explains, wating for part 2 hahaha ( i dont know if I wrote correctly, I'm so bad in english =P )

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[@roshaningle5968]

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Finally !! thank you for this explanation!

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Hi this video was amazing, are you going to do part 2 anytime soon?

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[@tserendashotgoo2596]

bruh where is part 2?

[@normatandy418]

You mention that with elevated BP, that will cause an increase in GFR. I was under the impression that autoregulation of smooth muscle in the afferent arteriole keeps the GFR relatively stable in the face of elevated (and to a lesser degree decrease) blood pressure. Can you comment on this? Thank you

[@shehannanayakkara4162]

Hi did you end up making part 2? Can't find the link

[@phogenep2393]

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[@LoversGrief]

Part 2?

[@lealealealea100]

Why is there a higher Na+ because the conzentration in the filtrat is not Connect gfr