Summary Grade 11 Life Sciences - Nephron Structure and Function
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Course
Life Sciences
Institution
11th Grade
This Grade 11 IEB Life Sciences summary focuses on the nephron, detailing its structure, function, and role in the excretory system. Key processes like ultrafiltration, tubular reabsorption, and tubular secretion are explained in simple terms, with attention to the importance of components like the...
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