References on the nephrons, how urine is produced and hormonal control of urine
1. "Renal Physiology: How the Kidneys Produce Urine" by Bruce M. Koeppen and Bruce A. Stanton - This is a comprehensive textbook on renal physiology that covers the anatomy and function of nephrons, as well as the process of urine formation.
2. "Principles of Renal Physiology" by Christopher J. Lote - This book provides a detailed explanation of the structure and function of nephrons and how they contribute to urine production.
3. "Physiology of the Kidneys and Body Fluids" by Arthur C. Guyton and John E. Hall - This textbook covers the physiology of the kidneys, including the production of urine and the hormonal control of urine formation.
4. "The Urinary System: Systems of the Body Series" by R. G. Harrison and A. Green - This book provides an overview of the urinary system, including the structure and function of nephrons, and the hormonal regulation of urine production.
5. "The Kidney: Physiology and Pathophysiology" by Donald W. Seldin and Gerhard H. Giebisch - This comprehensive book covers all aspects of kidney physiology, including the anatomy and function of nephrons, and the hormonal control of urine production.
6. "Urinary System" by Michael Orme and Tim Whitehead - This book focuses specifically on the urinary system and delves into the details of nephron function, the production of urine, and the role of hormones in regulating urine formation.
7. "The Human Nephron: How it Functions and Responds to Renal Disease" by Lesley A. Inker and Andrew S. Levey - This book provides an in-depth analysis of nephron function and how it is impacted by various renal diseases, including the production of urine and hormonal regulation.
These references should provide you with detailed information on nephrons, urine production, and hormonal control in the context of renal physiology.