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15. Most proteins that pass through the filtration barrier are absorbed at which of the following labeled sites on the photomicrographs of the kidney? OA) C) OD) OE)

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Chapter48: Regulating The Internal Environment

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B is the glomerulus

A is the Distal Convulated tubules

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