IB Bio HL: Unit D - Continuity and Change (2025) (Part 2)
Biology
Part 2 of Unit D of IB Biology course. Includes D3 and D4. The other units are also available on AnkiWeb. The size exceeded 250MB so I had to divided into subdecks. Other units are also available, so check them out if you need them ~~
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| Remarks | The Loop of Henle maintains a hypertonic gradient of solute concentration, meaning it helps create an environment where the tissue surrounding the nephron (renal medulla) has a high concentration of solutes (such as sodium and urea) compared to the filtrate inside the nephron. This gradient is essential for water reabsorption and urine concentration. |
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