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Lillie Santos
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23 August, 19:37
What is the purpose of reabsorption in a nephron?
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Irvin Parks
23 August, 19:44
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The purpose of resorption of in nephron is t o preserve materials in the body before-mentioned as glucose while it reabsorbs proper quantities of spices and aqua.
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Ricardo Orozco
23 August, 20:03
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To retain useful substances in the body being glucose as well as reabsorb the right amounts of salts and water.
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