How does ANP control kidney function? Please include all outlined factors in explanation

Researchers working at a national foundation for prematurity and birth defects are investigating the physiologic processes that occur during embryonic kidney development.  Their research focuses on the inductive signals exchanged between the metanephric diverticulum and metanephric blastema that drive their differentiation into tissues forming the mature kidney.  The researchers develop a method to reproduce the inductive signal that normally comes from the metanephric diverticulum.  After applying this inductive signal to the metanephric blastema, which of the following adult derivatives will most likely develop? Collecting ducts Distal convoluted tubules Major calyces Minor calyces Renal pelvis

How would your kidney respond to high altitude ?

lease answer the following questions: Another patient has signs of glomerular capsule damage (damage to the filtration membrane) and now tests positive for proteins in her urine.             What effect, if any, might this have on NFP and why?       The same patient is showing signs of edema in her hands and feet (peripheral                           edema).  What might be the explanation for this?                               What effect might the presence of a kidney stone have on NFP?  Explain why?

Answer first question. What disorder is affecting this individual?