Kidney: Revision history

3 December 2018

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24 November 2013

• curprev 17:3717:37, 24 November 2013 120034178 talk contribs 1,528 bytes +271 Within the kidneys a network of fine capillaries called the glomeruli act as filters. Compounds with lower molecular weights than approximately 60,000 are able to pass through the glomeruli. These molecules can include water molecules, glucose mole

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• curprev 15:2315:23, 15 November 2010 090543876 talk contribs 511 bytes +511 Created page with 'The kidneys, along with the Lungs are one of the two major sets of paired organs in the body. They are located in the lower back, just below and to either side…'