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a small blood protein that can enter the filtrate in very small amounts

albumin

hormones na may kinalaman sa sodium ions

aldosterone, renin, ADH

hormones na may kinalaman sa potassium ions

aldosterone

hormones na may kinalaman sa calcium ions

PTH, calcitonin