Concept:Glomerular filtrate is the fluid filtered from the blood into the Bowman's capsule during urine formation.
Explanation:In the renal corpuscle, blood pressure forces small substances in the blood plasma through the glomerular filter.
This filtrate contains water, glucose, amino acids, mineral salts, urea and other small dissolved molecules.
However, large components such as blood cells and plasma proteins cannot pass through the filtration membrane.
Therefore, glomerular filtrate is essentially blood plasma without plasma proteins and blood cells.
Answer:C. All the components of blood except plasma protein and cells.