Please provide detail understanding and hand written solution 10:16 PM0.0KB/s51QuestionThe secretion of aldosterone by the adrenal cortex isdirectly controlled by:Blood Plasma K+ ion concentrationCORRECT ANSWERPlasma Ca?+ ion concentrationLevel of blood angiotensin(A) and (C) are correctSolutionAldosterone secretion by the zona glomerulosa of theadrenal cortex is controlled by circulating factors includingIDASI

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