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Plasma Ammonia Concentrations
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Adults | 15 - 45µg/dL |
Neonates | 40 - 90µg/dL |
Premature Infants | 90 - 150µg/dL |
15 - 45µg/dL
Plasma Ammonia Concentrations | |
Adults | |
Neonates | 40 - 90µg/dL |
Premature Infants | 90 - 150µg/dL |
40 - 90µg/dL
Plasma Ammonia Concentrations | |
Adults | 15 - 45µg/dL |
Neonates | |
Premature Infants | 90 - 150µg/dL |
90 - 150µg/dL
Plasma Ammonia Concentrations | |
Adults | 15 - 45µg/dL |
Neonates | 40 - 90µg/dL |
Premature Infants | |
Chemical Method - Haber-Bosch
Produced by the German chemist Fritz Haber in the 20th century to develop high-pressure devices and catalysts to carry out the process on a laboratory scale.
The atmospheric nitrogen (N2) is converted to ammonia (NH3) by reacting it with hydrogen (H2)

Enzymatic Method - Glutamate dehydrogenase
Measures decrease in absorbance of NADPH or NADH at 340 nm as it is oxidized during the conversion of 2-oxoglutarate and ammonia into glutamic acid.
Used for diagnosing conditions like (Reye's syndrome or hepatic encephalopathy).
