Plasmin (fibrinolysin) is the active component of the plasminogen (fibrinolytic) system. 

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Positive charge forces cations such as Mg++ and Ca++ to diffuse from the tubular lumen through the paracellular space and into the interstitial fluid.

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In early proximal convoluted tubule sodium is reabsorbed by co-transport along with glucose, amino acids, & other solutes.

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Late proximal tubule reabsorbs primarily NaCl

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In late proximal convoluted tubule High tubular fluid Cl− concentration is the driving force for reabsorption

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Function of the two exchangers is to transport NaCl from the lumen into the cell:

Na+-H+ exchanger

Cl−-formate− anion exchanger

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Transepithelial Voltage 

Cl− diffusion establishes a Cl− diffusion potential, making the lumen positive with respect to blood.