Urinary function

"Urinary function" refers to the physiological processes by which urine is produced, stored, and expelled from the body. It encompasses complex interactions among the kidneys, bladder, urethra, neural circuits, and muscular control. While disorders of urinary function (such as incontinence or retention) are treated by drugs or interventions targeting specific molecular pathways or structures, "urinary function" itself is not a specific therapeutic target but a broad clinical concept. If you require structured information on a specific receptor, transporter, or protein involved in urinary function (e.g., "Muscarinic acetylcholine receptor M3"), please specify the precise molecular target.