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The blank of the kidney is where the nephron units are located?

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The blank of the kidney is where the nephron units are located?

The blank of the kidney is where the nephron units are located?

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lgb

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11 years ago

the lining?

lgault109

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The vertebrate of the kidney is where the nephron units are located.

fistpumporgy

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11 years ago

Nephrons are located in the outer section of the kidney called the renal cortex.

Read more at Suite101: Renal Nephron Structure: The Functional Part of Kidney Anatomy http://anatomyphysiology.suite101.com/article.cfm/renal_nephron_structure#ixzz0pA7iqEBZ

MikeAnswer

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11 years ago

The nephron extends from the cortex to the medulla of the kidney

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