Which of the following is the mode of action of vasopressin?

Correct Answer: Increasing permeability of H2O across collecting duct
Description: The action of vasopressin is increasing the permeability of collecting duct to water Aquaporin 2. The net effect is water retention in excess solute resulting in decreased effective osmotic pressure of body fluids. Ref: Ganong, 21st Edition, Page 235
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