Explain why the glomerulus is an unusual capillary bed.

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Explain why the glomerulus is an unusual capillary bed.

1. a. Explain why the glomerulus is an unusual capillary bed.

b. What feature of the glomerulus creates the higher pressure in this bed versus other
capillary beds?

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