Renal | Distal Convoluted Tubule

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I always wondered what was the need for the counter current mechanism. Osmolality at start and end was the same. I have finally figured out the purpose was to create the hypertonic area in the medullary interstitial. The hypertonic area in the medullary interstitial pulls in water from the collecting duct. The mechanism of water transport from the collecting duct is controlled by ADH hormone. Thus by manipulating the ADH secretion, water removal and thus urine concentration is increased. This also explains the beer urination. Alcohol prevents ADH thus increasing water volumes in the urine.

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Summary 1 = 15:11 (early distal tubule) Summary 2 = 17:28 (late distal tubule)

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Zach thanks very much... as always, excellent. learnt a lot. just quickly... you explained why we need the counter current exchanger. thanks. but why do we need the counter current multiplier mechanism. why do we need to maintain the salinity gradient?

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As always it was the great one. I just have 1 doubt, what if the calcium level in the blood in not low (hypocalcemia)?? if blood calcium is not low then it can't stimulate the parathyroid gland to secret PTH and if PTH is not secreted it can't help is calcium reabsorption. then how will calcium reabsorbed? please answer/reply if you think that the doubt is valid.

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