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Mz. Glomeruli, Kapillarknäuel im Nierenkörperchen (Malpighi'sches Körperchen), auch als arterielles Wundernetz bezeichnet, mit zuführender (Vas [[afferent|afferens]]) und abführender (Vas [[efferent|efferens]]) Arteriole.

Die Kapillarwände sind außen von den Epithelzellen des inneren Blattes der [[Bowman'sche Kapsel|Bowman'schen Kapsel]] bedeckt und bilden mit ihnen das Filter für die Bildung des Primärharns (s. [[Filtration]]).

An das Vas efferens des glomerulären Kapillarknäuels schließen sich das peritubuläre Kapillarnetz bzw. die [[Vasa recta]] an. Durch die etwa 2 Millionen Glomeruli beider Nieren fließen beim Menschen unter Bildung von etwa 170 Liter [[Primärharn]] täglich rund 1700 Liter Blut (900 Liter [[Blutplasma|Plasma]]) pro Tag.

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	The peritubular capillary network or [[Vasa_recta/en\|Vasa recta]] is connected to the Vas efferens of the glomerular capillary ball. The approximately 2 million glomeruli of both kidneys cause about 170 liters [[Primärharn/en\|primary urine]] of blood (900 liters [[Blutplasma/en\|plasma]]) to flow through the kidneys every day.		The peritubular capillary network or [[Vasa_recta/en\|Vasa recta]] is connected to the Vas efferens of the glomerular capillary ball. The approximately 2 million glomeruli of both kidneys cause about 170 liters [[Primärharn/en\|primary urine]] of blood (900 liters [[Blutplasma/en\|plasma]]) to flow through the kidneys every day.

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 The capillary walls are externally covered by the epithelial cells of the inner leaf of [[Bowman'sche_Kapsel/en|Bowman's capsule]] and together they form the filter for the formation of primary urine (see [[Filtration/en|Filtration]]).
-The peritubular capillary network or [[Vasa_recta/en|Vasa recta]] is connected to the efferens of the glomerular capillary ball. The approximately 2 million glomeruli of both kidneys cause about 170 liters [[Primärharn/en|primary urine]] of blood (900 liters [[Blutplasma/en|plasma]]) to flow through the kidneys every day.
+The peritubular capillary network or [[Vasa_recta/en|Vasa recta]] is connected to the Vas efferens of the glomerular capillary ball. The approximately 2 million glomeruli of both kidneys cause about 170 liters [[Primärharn/en|primary urine]] of blood (900 liters [[Blutplasma/en|plasma]]) to flow through the kidneys every day.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nierenkörperchen <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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-Mz. glomeruli, capillary balls in the renal corpuscle (Malpighi's corpuscle), also known as arterial miracle net, with supplying (vas [[Afferent/en|afferens]]) and discharging (vas [[Efferent/en|efferens]]) arterioles.
+Capillary balls in the renal corpuscle (Malpighi's corpuscle), also known as arterial miracle net, supplying (vas [[Afferent/en|afferens]]) and discharging (vas [[Efferent/en|efferens]]) arterioles.
 The capillary walls are externally covered by the epithelial cells of the inner leaf of [[Bowman'sche_Kapsel/en|Bowman's capsule]] and together they form the filter for the formation of primary urine (see [[Filtration/en|Filtration]]).

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 The capillary walls are externally covered by the epithelial cells of the inner leaf of [[Bowman'sche_Kapsel/en|Bowman's capsule]] and together they form the filter for the formation of primary urine (see [[Filtration/en|Filtration]]).
-The peritubular capillary network or [[Vasa recta]] is connected to the efferens of the glomerular capillary ball. The approximately 2 million glomeruli of both kidneys cause about 170 liters [[primary urine]] of blood (900 liters [[blood plasma|plasma]]) to flow through the kidneys every day.
+The peritubular capillary network or [[Vasa_recta/en|Vasa recta]] is connected to the efferens of the glomerular capillary ball. The approximately 2 million glomeruli of both kidneys cause about 170 liters [[Primärharn/en|primary urine]] of blood (900 liters [[Blutplasma/en|plasma]]) to flow through the kidneys every day.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nierenkörperchen <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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 Mz. glomeruli, capillary balls in the renal corpuscle (Malpighi's corpuscle), also known as arterial miracle net, with supplying (vas [[Afferent/en|afferens]]) and discharging (vas [[Efferent/en|efferens]]) arterioles.
-The capillary walls are externally covered by the epithelial cells of the inner leaf of [[Bowman's capsule|Bowman's capsule]] and together they form the filter for the formation of primary urine (see [[Filtration]]).
+The capillary walls are externally covered by the epithelial cells of the inner leaf of [[Bowman'sche_Kapsel/en|Bowman's capsule]] and together they form the filter for the formation of primary urine (see [[Filtration/en|Filtration]]).
 The peritubular capillary network or [[Vasa recta]] is connected to the efferens of the glomerular capillary ball. The approximately 2 million glomeruli of both kidneys cause about 170 liters [[primary urine]] of blood (900 liters [[blood plasma|plasma]]) to flow through the kidneys every day.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nierenkörperchen <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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-Mz. Glomeruli, Kapillarknäuel im Nierenkörperchen (Malpighi'sches Körperchen), auch als arterielles Wundernetz bezeichnet, mit zuführender (Vas [[afferent|afferens]]) und abführender (Vas [[efferent|efferens]]) Arteriole.
+Mz. glomeruli, capillary balls in the renal corpuscle (Malpighi's corpuscle), also known as arterial miracle net, with supplying (vas [[afferent|afferens]]) and discharging (vas [[efferent|efferens]]) arterioles.
 Die Kapillarwände sind außen von den Epithelzellen des inneren Blattes der [[Bowman'sche Kapsel|Bowman'schen Kapsel]] bedeckt und bilden mit ihnen das Filter für die Bildung des Primärharns (s. [[Filtration]]).