Bacteria vs Fungi: A Comparison

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Which substances are reabsorbed at the collecting ducts in the renal tubules?

Water

Where does reabsorption of glucose occur in the renal tubules?

Proximal convoluted tubules

What is the mechanism of reabsorption in the renal tubules?

Active transport

What is the function of the renal artery?

Excretory function

In which part of the kidney does kidney transplantation usually place the transplanted kidney?

Pelvis

What is the purpose of dialysis fluid in the dialysis process?

To remove urea from the blood

Which substances are removed from the blood during dialysis by diffusion?

Urea and excess salts

What causes kidney failure according to the text?

Chronic infections or high blood pressure

What is the function of the renal vein?

Deoxygenated blood transport

When does reabsorption of water occur in the renal tubules?

Collecting ducts

Explore the key differences between bacteria and fungi in terms of cell structure, presence of nucleus, cell wall composition, pathogenicity, and more. Learn about unique characteristics such as unicellularity versus multicellularity, presence of chitin in fungi, and murein/peptidoglycan in bacteria.

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