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Question 5 0/0.4 pts Phosphate is a urinary buffer. Where does it come from It is released by macula densa cells into filtrate when Na+ levels are high. Most of it is filtered into the nephron at the renal corpuscle It is produced by the reaction of water and CO2 with carbonic anhydrase. The adrenal cortex produces this from the hydrolysis of ATP

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5) Phosphate is an urinary buffer which released via macula densa cells of juxtaglomerulus apparatus into urinary filtrate to maintain osmosis when Na+ levels would high.

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