Answer to Question #126210 in Chemistry for Arshad

Question #126210

Why glomerulus walls are porous?

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Porous glomerulus walls serve as a filter to pass water, ions and molecules of small molecular weight while large molecules (i.e., proteins) and blood cells do not penetrate the nephron lumen.

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