Biology, asked by shivansh9879, 11 months ago

Urea synthesis takes place primarily in liver because

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Answered by hemavarshini2513
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the cycle occurs in ureotelic organisms
the urea cycle converts highly toxic ammonia to urea for excretion
the urea takes place primarily in the liver and,and lesser to extent , in the kidneys

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Answered by Sidyandex
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It is a well-known fact that the urea cycle is an essential cycle of various biochemical reactions which produces urea content from the ammonia.

It happens in the ureotelic organisms.

Also, this urea cycle effective converts the toxic ammonia content to urea for simple excretion.

This cycle usually takes place in the human liver as well as, to the fewer extents, in human kidneys.

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