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- Tubuloglomerular Feedback (TGF) is a type of internal feedback system in kidney physiology.
- The glomerulus in each nephron receives information from the renal tubules, which are located downstream in the tubular fluid (an upstream area).
- One of the processes the kidney utilizes to control glomerular filtration rate is tubuloglomerular feedback (GFR).
- An elevated distal tubular sodium chloride concentration results in a basolateral release of adenosine from the macula packed cells, and this process is known as purinergic signaling.
- This starts a chain of events that eventually raises the GFR to the proper level.
<h3>What is tubuloglomerular feedback mechanism?</h3>
A feedback system found inside the kidneys is called tubuloglomerular feedback in the study of renal physiology. The glomerulus in each nephron receives information from the renal tubules.
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Domain. Eukaryota.
Kingdom. Animalia.
Phylum. Chordata.
Class. Mammalia.
Order. Primates.
Family. Homindae.
Genus. Homo.
Species. Sapiens.
