which of the following apply to high levels of ADH release? choose all that apply: Aquaporins, much water reabsorption, small volume of concentrated urine, Little water reabsorption, large volume of dilute urine.

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Q: Describe the specific effect of aldosterone on the kidney.

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Q: Explain how ADH acts to promote water reabsorption.

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Q: Explain anti-diuretic hormone.

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