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How filtration is used in human body.what substances are being used.which organs do this job?
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Filtration is used in human body as it provides us the pure blood which is essential in our body and kidney plays the most important role in filtering the impurities from the blood which is left as urine and passed from the penis. Blood containing plasma is regulated through it, filtered and comes out as pure blood and supplied to the body and it is filtered 60 times a day.
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