Sodium-glucose cotransporters are located where?

A) intercalated cells basolateral membrane
B) proximal tubule apical membrane
C) principal cells apical membrane
D) proximal tubule basolateral membrane
E) principal cells basolateral membrane


Answer: B) proximal tubule apical membrane

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