-
sufficient hydrostatic pressure within the
glomerulus to
provide the
force for ultrafiltration. The
glomerulus and its
surrounding Bowman's
capsule constitute...
- fibers, or neurons.
Glomerulus is the
diminutive of the
Latin glomus,
meaning "ball of yarn".
Glomerulus may
refer to:
Glomerulus (kidney), the filtering...
-
continuous renewal of
Glomerulus receptors throughout the life cycle, and the
relationship between the
olfactory neuron and the
glomerulus, and finally, the...
- the
glomerulus at the
vascular pole. The
glomerular filtrate leaves the Bowman's
capsule at the
renal tubule at the
urinary pole. The
glomerulus is the...
- vasculitis), or diabetes.
Glomerulonephritis refers to an
inflammation of the
glomerulus,
which is the unit
involved in
filtration in the kidney. This inflammation...
- The
cerebellar glomerulus is a small,
intertwined m**** of
nerve fiber terminals in the
granular layer of the
cerebellar cortex. It
consists of post-synaptic...
-
activates the
complement cascade and
damages the
glomerulus. This
damage leads to
inflammation in the
glomerulus and can
present with a
nephritic syndrome....
-
renal corpuscle is
composed of two structures, the
glomerulus and the Bowman's capsule. The
glomerulus is a
small tuft of
capillaries containing two cell...
- the
filtration of
blood to form urine. A
glomerulus is
enclosed in the sac.
Fluids from
blood in the
glomerulus are
collected in the Bowman's capsule. Outside...
-
arterioles enter the
glomerulus and the
efferent arteriole leaves it, the
tubule of the
nephron touches the
arterioles of the
glomerulus from
which it arose...
