Biology, asked by sumanchhaparwal1982, 10 months ago

where and what happens to the glucose that comes out of blood into nephric filtrate

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Answered by jeremypaul

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Explanation:This fluid is referred as Nephric filtrate. Nephric filtrate goes to Bowman's capsule when glucose comes out from it. The filtrate then passes through the tube where the blood capillaries absorb glucose. The capillaries of the blood carry glucose to all the cells of the body.

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Answered by rahman14382

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Nephric filtrate goes to Bowman's capsule when glucose comes out from it. The filtrate then passes through the tube where the blood capillaries absorb glucose. The capillaries of the blood carry glucose to all the cells of the body.....

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