Urea Cycle Disorders || Hyperammonia || NEET PG|| Biochemistry || Dr Amit Maheshwari

Video is on disorders associated with the urea cycle due to genetic defects in the enzymes of urea cycle as well as ornithine transporter protein which leads to hyperammonia (ammonia intoxication).

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Sir in case of OTC deficiency gluatamine is seen in blood csf and urine?

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[@BhavyaKansal18]

Thankyou so much sir!! The video was of great help 😇
I had a doubt that: if liver is the site of urea cycle, why would its enzymes be identified in other cells like arginosuccinate lyase in fibroblast and arginase in RBC?

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Thanks bhavya. Keep loving biochemistry and do spread the word about the channel.
Arginase is the final enzyme of urea cycle. There are two isoenzymes of it. Arginase 1 and arginase 2. Arginase one is present in cytoplasm of hepatic cells and mostly concerned with urea cycle while arginase 2 is present in mitochondria of other tissues like kidney, prostate and macrophage and which is mainly concerned with regulation of arginine level.

[@BhavyaKansal18]

@@Biochemistrybasics Sir I still didn't understand if the isoenzymes have different genes how can we diagnose a urea cycle disorder with an isoenzyme form which is not involved in the cycle itself? After all it would be the gene of the liver isoenzyme that would have been mutated.

[@Biochemistrybasics]

@@BhavyaKansal18 Yes liver enzymes which are mutated are detected for the diagnosis of urea cycle.

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Please contact neonatologist

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Seeing mute(only admin put mcqs)?

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@@touchreceptor8706 Yes. I am putting mcqs and other relavant materials there

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