Which of the following organs would be most likely to contain fenestrated capillaries?

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Fenestrated capillaries are capillaries with pores (fenestrations) in their walls, which allow for increased exchange of materials between the blood and surrounding tissues. These capillaries are most commonly found in organs where there is a high level of filtration or secretion, such as the kidneys, where they facilitate the exchange of solutes and waste products between blood and urine. The other organs listed (spleen, bone marrow, muscle, and pancreas) may have specialized capillaries, but they are not typically fenestrated.

Which of the Following Organs Would Be Most Likely to Contain