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The 12 pages that link to Collecting duct, each with the reason it gives.

• NephronRelated: It receives nephron output and completes hormone-regulated urine concentration.

• KidneyBroader topic: Hormone-sensitive water reabsorption here fine-tunes final urine concentration.

• AquaporinBroader topic: Aquaporin-2 insertion here allows the kidney to reclaim water under hormonal control.

• GlomerulusCompared with: It fine-tunes urine after glomerular filtration and nephron processing.

• Antidiuretic hormoneBroader topic: This is the principal site where vasopressin increases water reabsorption.

• FludrocortisoneBroader topic: Fludrocortisone’s sodium-retaining effects are prominent in this nephron segment.

• SpironolactoneRelated: Spironolactone reduces aldosterone-driven transport in this kidney segment.

• Diabetes insipidusBroader topic: Impaired water reabsorption here produces unusually dilute urine.

• NephrocalcinosisBroader topic: Collecting ducts are frequent sites of calcium phosphate deposition in medullary disease.

• Liddle syndromeBroader topic: Its sodium-reabsorbing cells are where epithelial sodium channel activity drives the syndrome.

• HyperaldosteronismBroader topic: Aldosterone increases sodium reabsorption and potassium secretion in this kidney segment.

• TubulopathyBroader topic: Collecting-duct defects can disrupt water conservation and potassium or acid handling.