A drug reduces mitochondrial activity in nephrons of the kidney. Which chemical will be present in increased amounts in the urine?
Correct answer: B. Glucose
- A. Ammonia
- B. Glucose
- C. Hydrogen bicarbonate
- D. Urea
Explanation
This happens because in mitochondria aerobic respiration occurs(breakdown of food in presence of oxygen)The food is glucose.Aerobic respiration:Glucose+O2=CO2 + ATPSo if the mitochondrial activity is reduced then glucose will not be used and will be excreted out through urine.
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