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Chapter 23, Problem 11P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The compound which is formed in the mitochondria and transferred into the cytoplasm during the urea cycle should be identified.
Concept introduction:
The urea cycle is a series of biochemical reactions which involve the formation of urea (NH2)2CO from the ammonia (NH3). It is also known as the ornithine cycle. It helps in the excretion of toxic ammonia by converting into urea. This cycle takes place in ureotelic organisms.
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Fumarate Arginine H₂O
Arginase
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phosphate
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ATP
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Phosph.
NH₂C-PO4
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2.
Citrulline
formation P
Citrulline C-NH₂
transcarbamoylase
Aspartate
NH₂
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MITOCHONDRIAL MATRIX
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