A2 Biology - Nephron structure (OCR A Chapter 15.5)

The nephron is the basic functional and structural unit of the kidney. It does ultrafiltration (where substances in the blood are filtered out into the tubules) and selective reabsorption (where useful substances are taken back into the blood). In this video we'll look at the structure of the mammalian nephron so to better understand how those two processes work to produce urine and regulate blood water/salt levels.

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[HD-koym]

This is amazing, your notes are so neat and the explanation is very clear

[HassanAhmed-rfxr]

wow only couldnt find plant responses but just wow. No words can display my gratitude.
May God help you as you have helped me!

[ninjadog]

Your literally the best OCR biology channel on YouTube thank you so much would you be interested in doing a kidney structure video one day

[lilhpe]

Thank you so much your notes are so helpful. I was struggling to understand the kidney especially the nephron. But the moment I watch your video everything is smooth. You’re a life saver. Thank you ☺️

[saradinu]

Hi, I just want to say that I really appreciate the content that you're uploading, it's wonderful! I also wanted to ask if you would upload any videos on 15.6 and 15.7

[Crraazzed]

Hi, these videos are helping me a lot so thank you and, I was wondering if you are going to make a video on the liver structure and its function?

[victorebro]

hi, could you please do some videos on biodiversity and evolution please?

[Yes_i_deserve]

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[peil]

Hi, great video! I was just wondering.. I'm delivering this lesson to my GCSE Triple biology classes. AQA specifies students are not required to know the structure of either the kideny or the nephron. I find it's probably more difficult to teach and grasp not knowing the structure of either.
Just wondering what your opinion is? It's certainly not beyond GCSE students. Thanks