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Write any four differences between afferent arteriole and efferent arteriole.

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Differences between Afferent Arteriole and Efferent Arteriole:

S. No.	Heading	Efferent Arteriole	Afferent Arteriole
1.	Nature	This branch of the renal artery carries blood to Bowman's capsule.	This branch of the renal artery takes blood out of Bowman's capsule.
2.	Capillary bundle	Their fine branches form a cluster of capillaries.	Their fine branches emerge from the capillary cluster and go to the other side.
3.	Diameter	Their diameter is larger.	Their diameter is less.
4.	Blood pressure	Blood pressure is high in these.	Blood pressure is low in these.

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