10. Tubular Processing || Tubuloglomerular Feedback & Glomerulotubular Balance)

[@honeyandbuddy3127]

So clear and to the point explanation. Helped me a lot in my exams. Thank you so much Sir.

[@NonstopNeuron]

You are most welcome

[@shishangiyashital9142]

Superb explanation

[@user-ei5dn4qr2q]

The information is false At 4:16(the FF will increase but you say decrease)

[@NonstopNeuron]

Yes. You are right. It was a slip of tongue. That should be "increase". Thanks for pointing it out.

[@user-ei5dn4qr2q]

Vipul Navadiya very fantastic videos
We want more please

[@user-bt4sl4py3o]

The information at 5:34 is false.
Because you say arteriole construction will not affect on FF .
But the construction of arteriole will lead to decrease GFR thus decraseing FF

[@NonstopNeuron]

Hi. Thanks for the comment. Yes you are partially right. The thing is, FF depends not only on GFR but RPF as well. You can find detailed explanation behind this in video number 08. Determinants of GFR. I have tried to explain with animation as well as in form of flow chart. Feel free to discuss more. Thank you.

[@user-bt4sl4py3o]

@@NonstopNeuron thanks .
Your videos is very very very fantastic .
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[@user-bt4sl4py3o]

@@NonstopNeuron do you mean that efferent arteriole concstriction lead to increase FF ????
But afferent construction will make FF constant ?????

[@NonstopNeuron]

Oh yes. Thats right

[@user-bt4sl4py3o]

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