The water content of mammalian blood is regulated by antidiuretic hormone(ADH). In which part of the nephron does regulation occur ?

Correct answer: B. The collecting duct

  • A. The ascending limb of the loop of gentle
  • B. The collecting duct
  • C. The descending limb of the loop of gentle
  • D. The proximal convoluted tubule

Explanation

ADH receptors are present on the collecting duct and thus ADH hormone acts on the collecting duct cells.

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