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In the kidney, the feeding and laxative [[capillary|capillaries]] are appropriately composed or dilated in order to reduce the body's high blood pressure to the necessary pressure of 40 to 50 mmHg in the kidney. This is important for keeping the capillary pressure in the [[Glomerulus|Glomeruli]] constant and thus for the filter performance of the [[Nephron|Nephrone]].
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In the kidney, the feeding and laxative [[Kapillare/en|capillaries]] are appropriately composed or dilated in order to reduce the body's high blood pressure to the necessary pressure of 40 to 50 mmHg in the kidney. This is important for keeping the capillary pressure in the [[Glomerulus/en|Glomeruli]] constant and thus for the filter performance of the [[Nephron/en|Nephrone]].

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In der Niere werden die zuführenden und abführenden [[Kapillare|Kapillaren]] entsprechend konstringiert oder dilatiert, um den hohen Blutdruck des Körpers auf den in der Niere notwendigen Druck von 40 bis 50 mmHg zu verringern. Dies ist bedeutungsvoll für die Konstanthaltung des Kapillardrucks in den [[Glomerulus|Glomeruli]] und damit für die Filterleistung der [[Nephron|Nephrone]].
ÜbersetzungIn the kidney, the feeding and laxative [[Kapillare/en|capillaries]] are appropriately composed or dilated in order to reduce the body's high blood pressure to the necessary pressure of 40 to 50 mmHg in the kidney. This is important for keeping the capillary pressure in the [[Glomerulus/en|Glomeruli]] constant and thus for the filter performance of the [[Nephron/en|Nephrone]].

In the kidney, the feeding and laxative capillaries are appropriately composed or dilated in order to reduce the body's high blood pressure to the necessary pressure of 40 to 50 mmHg in the kidney. This is important for keeping the capillary pressure in the Glomeruli constant and thus for the filter performance of the Nephrone.

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