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Question 8 (1 point) What type of cells line the collecting duct of the medullary region of the kidney?
linear squamous
spiral mesangial
affererit detrusor
columnar epithelium​

Sagot :

Answer:columnar epithelium​

Explanation:

Collecting ducts are readily recognized in the renal medulla, as relatively large tubules lined by cuboidal epithelium, in which the epithelial cells are relatively clear (i.e., not as eosinophilic as proximal and distal tubules) and have distinct cell borders

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