Aldosterone

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ADH acts to increase permeability of collecting duct to water....

Aldosterone acts on what part of the kidney to increase Na+ reabsorbtion?

Thanks!

got the answer. distal conv. tubule and collecting duct.


ADH is a peptide hormone, right?
 
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ADH acts to increase permeability of collecting duct to water....

Aldosterone acts on what part of the kidney to increase Na+ reabsorbtion?

Thanks!

got the answer. distal conv. tubule and collecting duct.


ADH is a peptide hormone, right?

ADH is a peptide hormone, and aldosterone is a steroid hormone.

Actually, aldosterone = mineralocorticoid

ADH works via cell surface receptor recognition and second messangers, whereas aldosterone directly penetrate through cell membrane and bind with transcription factors.

ADH is also called vassopresin.