Biology, asked by thurpatisaikiran41, 3 months ago

what are the columns of bertin

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Answered by ravjaniarshali

The columns of Bertin are normal structures seen in the renal cortical tissue. In 1744, French anatomist Exupere Joseph Bertin explained that the renal cortex extended in radial fashion surrounding the renal pyramids. These are called columns of Bertin.

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