Antidiuretic hormone signals mammalian kidney epithelial cells to add more aquaporin molecules to the cell membrane which will lead to the following below:
- Water will move from filtrate into blood.
- Solute concentration in the filtrate will increase.
<h3>What is a Hormone?</h3>
This is referred to as a chemical messenger which is released into the bloodstream so as to control certain functions in the body system.
Antidiuretic hormone sends signals to the body to decrease water output which is done by signalling the mammalian kidney epithelial cells to add more aquaporin molecules to the cell membrane.
The aquaporin molecules are water channels which ensures that less urine is produced due to the small water content being present thereby making it the most appropriate choice.
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