What is the action of ADH with the kidney tubules?
A)causes the descending loop of Henle to lose more water by osmosis
B)causes aquaporins of the collecting ducts to open for water diffusion out of the collecting duct
C)causes the glomerulus to filter more water out
D)causes osmosis from the collecting ducts to increase

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ADH, or antidiuretic hormone, acts on the collecting ducts in the kidney tubules by inducing the insertion of aquaporins into the cell membrane of the collecting ducts. This allows for more water to be reabsorbed into the body, reducing urine output and increasing the concentration of urine.

What Is the Action of ADH with the Kidney Tubules