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The proximal tubule has been divided morphologically and functionally in two portions the proximal convoluted portion pars convoluta which occupies the cortical labyrinth and the straight portion

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Note that in this image of the renal medulla tubules are all cut in cross section indicating that they are parallel to one another and are arranged perpendicular to the plane of section

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Renal medulla The larger tubules in this image are collecting ducts cd The smaller tubules dt are ascending thick segments of loops of Henle Descending thin segments ts are also

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The renal medulla appears striped as it contains vertical nephron structures tubules collecting ducts It consists of renal medullary pyramids separated by projections of the renal

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Tubules in the medullary ray are arranged parallel to each other and thus in this region longitudinal sections predominate Medullary rays contain straight portions of proximal tubules ascending thick

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Transmission electron micrscopy of a mouse glomerular capillary revealing the structural composition of the glomerulus The primary filtrate drains into Bowman s space BS and via the urinary pole

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The shape and cross sectional structure of the different parts of the tubules differs according to their functions First the proximal convoluted tubule which is the longest part of the renal tubule has a

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Stimulates water reabsorption by stimulating insertion of water channels or aquaporins Google Aquaporins Water Channels into the membranes of kidney tubules

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The interstitium maintains a high salt concentration based upon the countercurrent mechanism with vasculature composed of peritubular capillaries as well as the vasa recta that dip down into the medulla