1. Red cell traverse through thin glomerular basement membranes
Jill E. Collar, Suresh Ladva, Thomas D.H. Cairns, Victoria Cattell 
Kidney International 
Volume 59, Issue 6, Pages (June 2001)
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2. Figure 1
Original low-power electron micrograph of part of a glomerulus in thin membrane nephropathy (TMN). Two separated profiles of a red cell are seen in the loop toward the bottom left of the picture (×2600).
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3. Figure 2
Serial sections of the above showing the traversing red cell (A–E, ×8000). (F) A higher magnification of A, demonstrating a cell junction (arrow, ×20,800). (G) A higher magnification of C showing the flocculent material, with the same density as plasma, in the Bowman's space adjacent to the traversing red cell (×20,800).
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