Question 29 2 pts Anti-diuretic hormone functions in the collecting ducts of the nephron to _______________. produce more Na$^+$ channels. block filtrate flow through the descending loop of Henle. increase the secretion rate in the proximal convoluted tubule. increase water retention.
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