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Normal filtrate, such as that produced by the kidneys during the process of urine formation, typically contains very little protein. The filtration barrier in the glomeruli prevents large proteins, like albumin, from passing into the filtrate. Therefore, under healthy conditions, the presence of significant amounts of protein in the filtrate would indicate a potential problem, such as kidney damage or disease.

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