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Which of the following receives filtrate from several distal convoluted tubules and empties into a papillary duct?Multiple choice question.Loop of HenleCollecting ductNephronGlomerulus

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Which of the following receives filtrate from several distal convoluted tubules and empties into a papillary duct?Multiple choice question.Loop of HenleCollecting ductNephronGlomerulus

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The correct answer is the Collecting duct. The collecting ducts in the kidneys receive filtrate from several distal convoluted tubules and then empty into a papillary duct. The filtrate then travels down into the renal pelvis and into the ureter, eventually being excreted as urine.

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