300 mg/di was revealed. Why was this accompanied by considerable increasing ammonia salts excretion till 10 g/day (0,5 g/day in norm)? For the answer: a) list pathways of ammonia detoxification in different tissues (brain, muscles, and liver), present appropriate reactions; b) specify amino acid which transports ammonia from muscles to kidney, present the reaction of its synthesis, point out enzyme; c) give the scheme of process accelerating in acidosis in the kidncy, specify its importance, point out enzyme the synthesis of which is induced under these circumstances; d) write down the formulae of salts in the composition of which ammonia is excreted in ketonemia.

300 mg/di was revealed. Why was this accompanied by considerable increasing ammonia salts excretion till 10 g/day (0,5 g/day in norm)? For the answer: a) list pathways of ammonia detoxification in different tissues (brain, muscles, and liver), present appropriate reactions; b) specify amino acid which transports ammonia from muscles to kidney, present the reaction of its synthesis, point out enzyme; c) give the scheme of process accelerating in acidosis in the kidncy, specify its importance, point out enzyme the synthesis of which is induced under these circumstances; d) write down the formulae of salts in the composition of which ammonia is excreted in ketonemia.

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