The image below shows the urea cycle. Based on the information in the image, which of the following is the most effective way of reducing the production of urea? NH₂ CÁNH, 2 Fumarate Arginine H₂O Arginase Arginino- succinase NH3+ C=N Arginino- succinate AMP + PP₁ UREA CYCLE Urea H₂NCO H₂N ATP Argininosuccinate synthetase Ornithine 2 Citrulline Rate- limiting Ornithine 2. Citrulline formation 1. P Carbamoyl phosphate synthase 1 Carbamoyl Phosph. NH3 HCO3 ATP N-acetyl glutamate H+ADP P₁ NH₂C-PO4 2G- Ornithine transcarbamoylase Aspartate NH₂ MITOCHONDRIAL MATRIX CYTOSOL https://canvas.uts.edu.au/assessment questions/356957/files/1562677/download? 0 Citrulline C-NH₂ verifier=gRMPoy7VCgDrvn6QNfkZxDSsbLUwP1gRxFB3dLPj

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