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Urea is __________???​

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Answered by Athirareji
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Explanation:urea is also known as carbamide.(NH2-CO-NH2)it is used for nitrogen breakdown mechanism in some mammals.that why mamals are ureotelic..the ammonia is converted into urea in liver...some urea remain in some mammals to maintain osmolarity..

Answered by Anonymous
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The characteristics of urea are as follows :-

  • Urea is derived from ammonia and carbon dioxide in the liver.

  • Urea is transported in the blood by plasma.

  • Urea is the breakdown product of amino acids.

  • Urea can be present in high concentrations in the blood of animals without any sort of toxic effects.

Extra Information :-

  • Animals that excrete urea as the principal waste matter of their body, are known as "Ureotelic".

  • The process of excretion of urea is known as "Ureotelism".

  • Ureotelic animals include mainly amphibians and mammals.

  • "Elasmobranch fishes" retain urea in their body for hypertonicity.

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