10. Patient was admitted to the hospital with complaints on malnutrition, light-colored feces, urine colored as «brown ale»; it was revealed icteric discolor ofskin and sclera. Due to examination and laboratory serum tests, the doctordiagnoscd viral hepatitis. Why blood test is revealed the considerable increaseof transaminase activity (ALT and AST) in this patient? For the answer:a) explain the reason for mentioned enzymes increascd activity in the blood;b) specify, what enzyme activity is increased in the largest degree in thispathology and why;8.3. Ammonia Detoxification. Urea Cycle. Urea Cycle Disorders, Hyperammonemia413c) draw the graph indicating the change of these enzymes activity in this disorder;d) write down reactions catalyzed by these enzymes, give full names of directand reversible reactions, specify coenzyme;e) point out thc Ritz ratio in this disorder.

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