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The 37 pages that link to Nephron, each with the reason it gives.

• OsmoregulationBroader topic: Its segmented tubule reabsorbs water and solutes while forming urine.

• Chronic kidney diseaseBroader topic: Loss or injury of nephrons underlies the decline in filtration and regulation.

• UrinalysisBroader topic: Nephron structure explains why some urine findings point to kidney injury.

• KidneyBroader topic: Each kidney contains many nephrons that carry out its filtering work.

• UrineBroader topic: Each nephron processes blood into fluid that becomes urine.

• Kidney dialysisBroader topic: Dialysis substitutes for only some functions performed across millions of nephrons.

• Urinary systemBroader topic: Nephrons perform the filtration and processing that begin urine production.

• Kidney stoneBroader topic: Its work determines much of the water and solute composition from which stones form.

• Renal excretionBroader topic: Its segments carry out the steps that determine urinary excretion.

• CreatinineBroader topic: Filtration and secretion of creatinine occur across nephron structures.

• NephrologyBroader topic: Its segments perform the filtration and processing that nephrology evaluates.

• ExcretionBroader topic: Its filtration and reabsorption steps determine which substances leave the body in urine.

• Genitourinary systemBroader topic: Nephrons generate the urine that enters the collecting system.

• Parenchymal tissue (animal organs)Broader topic: Nephrons contain the functional epithelial structures of renal parenchyma.

• Reproductive and Urinary Physiological PhenomenaBroader topic: Its structures perform the steps that turn blood plasma into urine.