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1. What is a cast? How is a cast formed?

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Casts are cylindrical bodies formed either in the distal convoluted tubules or the collecting ducts of the kidney. Since the walls of the tubule act as a mold for cast formation, the width of the tubule determines the width of the cast. Hope this helps :)

Anon25 [30]3 years ago

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Answer:

a cast is something that holds a item in place weather it be a iron sword or a broken arm. a cast is made by hollowing out the inside and placing your item in it.

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