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Podocytes
Podocytes are cells located in the kidney that function by lining the capillaries surrounding the Bowman's capsule. Podocytes are a component of the filtration barrier that supports the function of the glomerulus, the capillaries at the end of the kidney tubule through which bodily waste is filtered.
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