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Mind Map by Amir Razak, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Amir Razak
about 5 years ago
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Assimilation
Process in
the Liver
(amino acids)
- process of deamination.
- breaks down the excess amino acid
in the liver and converts into urea
which is excreted in the urine.
- Some amino acids are
transaminated to produce a
different amino acid
- The rest are deaminated to
produce ammonia (NH3)
and a keto acid
- NH3 is converted into urea,
which is transported to the
kidneys and excreted
- The keto acid is used
primarily as energy for liver
cells
- NH3 is converted into urea,
which is transported to the
kidneys and excreted
- breaks down the excess amino acid
in the liver and converts into urea
which is excreted in the urine.
- synthesise various
types of proteins.
- Enzymes
- Antibody
- Plasma membrane
- Protoplasm
- Enzymes
- The liver converts
amino acid into glucose
WHEN glucose supply is
not enough
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