NH3 is excreted in the urine primarily in the form of _____ (from the liver) and NH4+ (from glutamine breakdown)
Pyruvate is converted to _____ via the enzyme alanine aminotransferase (ALT) (Cahill cycle)
All amino acids undergo transamination except: _____
Which enzyme is involved in oxidative deamination?_____
pulses are deficient in _____ amino acids
Cereals are deficient in _____ amino acids
Taurine is essential for _____ and retinal development in preterm infants.
Breast milk is rich in _____, which are conditionally essential amino acids in neonates.
maize is deficient in _____ amino acids
_____ amino acid is essential for premature children
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