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What is the significance of the tubular secretion?

What is the significance of the tubular secretion? Correct Answer To maintain the ionic balance

Tubular secretion is an important step of urine formation in our kidneys. Tubular secretion helps in the maintenance of the ionic balance of various electrolytes and ions that are present in our body fluids.

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