Fenestrated glomerular capillaries are typically impermeable to

albumine
fenestrated capillaries contain pores that allow passage of blood plasma but not the blood cells (red, white blood cells and platelets).
Large and/or negatively charged molecules will rarely pass through the capillaries comparatively to small and/or positively charged ones.
Albumin is both large and negatively charged so doesn't pass through.

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