An individual with an argininosuccinase deficiency is administered benzoate and arginine. This individual will have their nitrogen removed from the body as which of the following compounds? SELECT ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY. ** This is NOT a multiple choice question!! ** O1. hippurate O II. phenylacetylglutamine O I. citrulline ON. carbamoyl phosphate OV. argininosuccinate O VI. arginine O VII. fumarate O VII. bnzoylglycine

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An individual with an argininosuccinase deficiency is administered benzoate and arginine.
This individual will have their nitrogen removed from the body as which of the following compounds?
SELECT ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY. ** This is NOT a multiple choice question! **
O. hippurate
O II. phenylacetylglutamine
O I. citrulline
OV. carbamoyl phosphate
Ov. argininosuccinate
O VI. arginine
OVI. fumarate
O VII. benzoylglycine
Transcribed Image Text:An individual with an argininosuccinase deficiency is administered benzoate and arginine. This individual will have their nitrogen removed from the body as which of the following compounds? SELECT ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY. ** This is NOT a multiple choice question! ** O. hippurate O II. phenylacetylglutamine O I. citrulline OV. carbamoyl phosphate Ov. argininosuccinate O VI. arginine OVI. fumarate O VII. benzoylglycine
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