In which of the following organs are fenestrated endothelial cells common?
Correct Answer: Liver
Description: Fenestrated ("windowed") endothelial cells, which permit free flow of serum across the endothelium, are an unusual feature of the hepatic sinusoids. They are not seen in the other organs listed.
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