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Recent work with Type I supernovae at great distances suggests the universe may in fact beaccelerating its expansion, a discovery attributed to a newly found:
Tubular Reabsorption
Movement of materials, by means of diffusion, active transport, or symport, from the filtrate within a nephron to the blood.
Tubular Secretion
A process in the nephrons of the kidneys where substances are added to the tubular fluid for excretion, helping to regulate blood pH and remove toxins.
Urine Volume
The total amount of urine excreted by the kidneys over a given period, important in assessing kidney function and fluid balance.
Medullary Concentration Gradient
A gradient responsible for the osmoregulation in the kidneys, allowing for the concentration or dilution of urine.
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