The Juxtaglomerular Apparatus

[@rohansharma1485]

Very well explained Thanks 👍

[@معاذعبدالقادرخشبة]

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[@som956]

great video ! all i needed to know! ❤️

[@TilleTheo]

Amazing video. Thanks!

[@user-dz8wp7vn2s]

Isn't it baroreceptor that sense blood pressure?

[@mr.skywalker9630]

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[@testestester9408]

mto bom

[@omarel-nemr6506]

Great

[@SAGAR-666]

Tqs

[@gkeerthi4841]

Thank u soo much 💓

[@wishgirl9156]

Dct is at the side of collecting duct so how it Collabs with Afferent arteriole which is a side of opposite to collecting duct!!!! 11 standard bio student....

[@Emanaia]

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[@gmanxl4]

I don't understand question 3. Wouldn't vasoconstriction increase blood pressure and blood perfusion and thus increase filtration rate and osmolality?

[@happyyyyyyyyyy3822]

I was thinking same It should have vasodilation isn’t it??? Can anyone explain this???

[@daphjam567]

it's vasodilation

[@TheCici0417]

The correct answer is vasoconstriction. If the afferent arterioles constructs this limits blood flow to the glomerulus which in turn decreases filtration and decrease osmolarity. Blood flows due to a pressure gradient, so if you decrease that gradient (by increasing peripheral resistance or blood pressure) then there will be a decrease in flow. Hope that helps!

[@germanortega2907]

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[@mantashaansaristudent7275]

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