MCQ
In the kidney, glucose is mainly absorbed in:
- ALoop of Henle
- BProximal convoluted tubules
- CDistal convoluted tubules
- DBowman's capsule
Explanation:
Most of the solutes are reabsorbed from the ultrafiltrate in the Proximal convoluted tubule. This includes ions, certain water-soluble vitamins, glucose, etc. Glucose is reabsorbed with the help of a Sodium/ Glucose co-transporter called SGLT 1 in PCT and SGLT 2 in PST.
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| Column $I$ | Column $II$ |
| $(a)$ Apocarpous | $(i)$ Papaver |
| $(b)$ Syncarpous | $(ii)$ Michellia |
| $(c)$ Epiphyllous | $(iii)$ Cashew |
| $(d)$ Cotyledon | $(iv)$ Aloe |