Biology, asked by vvj72, 9 months ago

phenylketonuria is a genetic change in which cells options :( heart , skin , liver, lungs .)


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Answered by pr264428
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Phenylketonuria can affect the cells of the Skin.

Explanation:

  • In this disease, the concentration of the amino acid called phenylalanine increases in the body beyond normal.
  • This is because the enzyme responsible breaking down the amino acid phenylalanine is defective.
  • The patients are abnormally fair and have blue eyes.
  • This is because skin pigmentation is caused by the protein pigment called Melanin which is produced by the breakdown of phenylalanine.
  • Due to absence of phenylalanine breakdown, no melanin is produced, hence, the skin lacks any pigmentation.

Answered by balikundriasim
5

Answer:

phenylketonuria is a genetic change in skin cells

Explanation:

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