Still considering the diagram, angiotensin II (Angll) may increase GFR by acting on which arteriole? Select a letter[ Select]Question 5When MAP falls, the sympathetic nervous system is activated. Noradrenaline affects which arteriole during a sympatheticresponse? Select a letter [Select ] The diagram below illustrates a nephron, with an enlargement of the glomerulus shown to the right. Use the labelled structures toanswer the questions which follow. Note that structures which appear both in the diagram on the left and on the 'detail' diagramare labelled with the same letter in both places.AFUCDHBNgooodeс

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