The correct sequence of the movement of urea during urine formation is
BIOLOGY
JAMB 2007
The correct sequence of the movement of urea during urine formation is
- A. glomerulus → Bowman's capsule→ Convoluted tubules → Henle's loop → collection tube
- B. glomerulus → Bowman''s capsule→ Convoluted tubules → Henle's loop → convoluted tubule→ collecting tubule
- C. convoluted tubules → glomerulus → Henle's loop→ Bowman's capsule →collecting tubules
- D. convoluted tubule → Bowman's capsule → Henle's loop →glomerulus → collecting tubule
Correct Answer: A. glomerulus → Bowman's capsule→ Convoluted tubules → Henle's loop → collection tube
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