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Why do excess amino acids need to be excreted?
nitrogenous substances are damaging to the body.
(toxic)
deamination
removing of amino group. (NH2)
organic acid used to produce ATP in respiration.
ornithine cycle
Ammonia is toxic so CO2 + ammonia = urea.
diffuses into blood and later filtered by kidneys.
detoxification
removal of drugs/alcohols.
Converting ethanol to ethanal by alcohol hydrogenase. (later to ethanoate.)
bile production
helps emulsify large fats
easier for digestion