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<p>It carries out the following functionsremoval of metabolic waste-products and 'foreign' molecules;regulation of the chemical composition, water content, volume and pH body fluids Kidney Functions: Osmoregulation-Blood volume regulation-Maintain proper ion concentrations-Dispose of metabolic waste products-pH regulation (at ~)-Dispose of toxins and foreign substances How does the kidney accomplish this? How does the structure of the kidneys relate to its function as the main osmoregulatory organs in mammalian systems? Concept Osmoregulation  Investigation of kidney physiology in space is complex because of the simultaneous changes in osmoregulation, volume regula-tion and glomerular and tubular function in Kidneys regulate the osmotic pressure of a mammal’s blood through extensive filtration and purification, in a process known as osmoregulation. Some of the parts of the kidney need to be known so as to  Osmoregulation. The organs of the system are the kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra Mammalian Kidney The kidney is the major excretory and osmoregulatory organ of mammals. Kidneys filter the blood; urine is the filtrate that eliminates waste from the body via the ureter into the bladder Abstract —The role of the kidneys in the restoration of osmotic and ionic homeostasis during persistent hyper-osmia caused by hyperglycemia was analyzed. How is the nephron the functional unit of the kidney  An important role in the osmotic adaptation of papillary cells was ascribed to glycerophosphorylcholine by these authors [8]. (Eckert)(Eckert) Mammalian Kidney-Paired-1% body mass% blood flow-from ureter to urinary bladder ExcretionWhy are nitrogenous wastes associated with nucleic acids and proteins, but not with lipids or carbohydrates? Several studies conducted on differ ent  Kidney and osmoregulation. The study was performed in children with diabetes with a dis-ease duration of five months toyears In coordination with the circulatory and endocrine systems, the human excretory system serves several functions: excretion of metabolic wastes, maintenance of water-salt balance (osmoregulation), maintenance of pH balance, and production of hormones. In mammals, the kidney is in charge of cleaning the blood of the products of metabolism.</p></translate>
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