Question

Urea is synthesised in
(a) kidneys (b) lungs
(c) intestine (d) liver

Answer 1

Answer:

kidneys .........................................

Answer 2

Urea is Synthesised in  (a) Kidneys

Explanation:

(a) Urea is synthesised in kidneys

1. Urea is normally delivered when the liver separates protein or amino acids, and alkali.
2. The kidneys at that point move the urea from the blood to the uric acid. Additional nitrogen is removed from the body through urea, and in light of the fact that it is incredibly dissolvable, it is an extremely proficient procedure.  
3. Urea is the finished result of a lot of biochemical responses, and the urea delivered in the liver is shipped to the kidneys lastly discharged as a waste item in Uric acid.The urea is created from smelling salts and carbon dioxide.  
4. Urea is unreservedly separated, half are reabsorbed in the proximal tubule with the reabsorption of water (dissolvable drag).
5. Urea is discharged in the slender climbing appendage of Henle circle, so critical measures of urea arrive at the distal nephron. In the gathering channels, urea is reabsorbed together with water.
6. Urea is a waste result of digestion that is discharged by the kidneys in Uric acid .
7. Kidney infection is related with diminished urea discharge and resulting ascend in blood focus.