Tubule

... in the extracellular space than in the cell. The classic examples of cells using Na/glucose symporters are enterocytes and cells of the proximal tubule of the tubule, but there may be other cells where this particular transporter is expressed. As for your second question: I don't exactly what ...

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... monitored for temperature and hormones to predict when she is about ovulate and when to begin filming, here you can see the ovary end of fallopian tubule covered by finger like projection called fimbria, A mucous plug containing the egg breaks away from the ovary, the fingers move in time with ...

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... whereas osmotic pressure by the tissue. So, if hydrostatic pressure is higher than osmotic pressure, does it mean that more water enter the renal tubule? 3) I don't understand how osmotic pressure is dependent on the protein concentration. Thanks in advance! Maruko

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Imagine a pipe, it is one seminiferous tubule. If you cut it transversally, you will get circular shape like ring shape. if you cut it longitudinally, you will get another shape, if you cut it diagonally, you will get another shape, etc. etc.

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That makes not a lot of sense. Do you mean cross section diagram from a book or a real image of a seminiferous tubule?

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