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Jejunal mucosal cells are similar to proximal convoluted tubular cells in that both

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Jejunal mucosal cells are similar to proximal convoluted tubular cells in that both.

  1. Absorb glucose by a process linked with sodium absorption.
  2. Absorb chloride ions actively.
  3. Absorb amino acids actively.
  4. Are rich in mitochondria.
  5. Possess microvilli on their luminal border.
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2022-08-18
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A. True In both cases, glucose absorption is blocked by phlorhizin.

B. False In both, these follow passively the absorption of sodium.

C. True Again the process requires active absorption of sodium.

D. True Both expend considerable energy.

E. True The two types of cell have very similar functions.

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