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A block in the urea cycle can result from a deficiency in any of these enzymes except:
 a. glucokinase.
  b. carbamyl phosphate synthetase I.
  c. arginase.
  d. argininosuccinic acid lyase.

Question 2

The urea cycle resides primarily in the:
 a. small intestine.
  b. kidney.
  c. red blood cells.
  d. hepatocytes.



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Answer to Question 1

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