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Which statement best describes the relationship between filtrate and urine?

Which statement best describes the relationship between filtrate and urine?

a. Urine comes from interstitial fluid, and filtrate comes from blood.
b. Filtrate becomes urine when its composition can no longer be changed.
c. Filtrate comes from interstitial fluid, and urine comes from blood.
d. Filtrate becomes urine once it enters the collecting duct.

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During an autoimmune response, the body's immune cells may attack ________.

a. the cells in the pancreas
b. All of these choices.
c. the cells in the thyroid
d. the cells in the skin
e. the neuromuscular junction

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