The primary function of the loop of Henle is:

A. to generate a concentration gradient
between the inner medulla and outer cortex.
B. to dilute the filtrate passing through the
loop.
C. to concentrate the filtrate passing through
the loop.
D. selective reabsorption of glucose and
other solutes into the bloodstream.
E. active secretion of other wastes from the
bloodstream.


A

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