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For this question, we can start by defining the natuoretic peptide or hormone.
00:09
So we can break natriuretic into two parts.
00:11
We have natri and uretic.
00:13
So natri is going to refer to the n a plus ion or sodium.
00:19
And uretic just means urination.
00:24
So this is a hormone that's going to encourage the secretion and excretion of sodium.
00:37
So i'm looking for an opposite.
00:38
It, we are looking for a hormone or some sort of chemical that's going to preserve or reabsorb sodium.
00:49
So if we consider the structure of our nephron, we have bowman's capsule, proximal lupenly, distal tubule, and the collecting duct.
01:03
We're looking for the movement of sodium ions, this is going to particularly occur in the ascending loop of henley and the distal convoluted tubule...