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Chapter 18, Problem 28E
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About the mechanisms of active and passive reabsorption of solute.

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Substances unit reabsorbed from the structure into the per tubular capillaries. However, glucose, amino acids, inorganic phosphate, and many totally different solutes space units reabsorbed via secondary transport through co transport channels driven by the metal gradient.

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