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process which occurs in the
liver and kidney.
These animals are
called ureotelic. Urea is a less
toxic compound than ammonia; two
nitrogen atoms are eliminated...
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Animals that use this cycle,
mainly amphibians and mammals, are
called ureotelic. The urea
cycle converts highly toxic ammonia to urea for excretion. This...
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system involves many components. Like most
other land animals,
mammals are
ureotelic, and
convert ammonia into urea,
which is done by the
liver as part of...
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excretory products are
carbon dioxide,
ammonia (in ammoniotelics), urea (in
ureotelics), uric acid (in uricotelics),
guanine (in Arachnida), and creatine. The...
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biosynthesis of
arginine in all
species and the
production of urea in
ureotelic species.
Mutations resulting in low
activity of the
enzyme increase levels...
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hland referring to
urine in general.
Drinking urine (urophagia)
Ureotelic Urine therapy Urolagnia, an
attraction to
urine A
formula for adjustment...
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mammals are also uricotelic, so
since practically all
known mammals are
ureotelic,
uricotelic adaptation is a
likely result of
convergence among desert...
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Martuscelli J,
Soberon G (1965). "Characteristics of
arginases from
ureotelic and non-
ureotelic animals". Biochem. J. 96 (3): 588–94. doi:10.1042/bj0960588....
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comparative biochemistry,
particularly in
relation to
nitrogen metabolism and
ureotelic metabolism. With M. B. Donald,
Ramsay professor of
Chemical engineering...
- eggs and fry for a
reported period of 12–16 days. The fish is
obligately ureotelic (urea excreting),
unlike most
teleosts which produce ammonia. The reason...
