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Filtrate
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filtrate /fil·trate/ (fil´trat) a liquid or gas that has passed through a filter.
fil·trate (fltrt)
v.
To put or go through a filter.
n.
Material, especially liquid, that has passed through a filter.
Filtrate
The part of filtered material that flows through the filter.
Mentioned in: Fanconi's Syndrome
filtrate
a liquid that has passed through a filter.
glomerular filtrate
the filtrate that passes from the lumen of the glomerular capillary to the space of Bowman's capsule.
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