2. The young man with weakness, insomnia, and weight reduction visited a doctor.During the examination, the doctor found out that young man decided tobe vegetarian and during several last months followed plant diet without anyconsultation with the doctor. What are the possible reasons for the describedsymptoms? For the answer:8.2 Transamination and Deamination of Amino Acids411a) give the definition to the «nitrogen balance» and whether or not it is changedin the patient;b) point out the cause of changed nitrogen balance;c) point out compounds do contain high-value proteins;d) specify the metabolic pathways of these compound in the human body;e) answer the main question of the task.

A)Nitrogen Balance is the difference between the Nitrogen intake and loss . If more nitrogen content…

a) give the definition to the «nitrogen balance» and whether or not it is changed in the patient; b) point out the cause of changed nitrogen balance; c) point out compounds do contain high-value proteins; d) specify the metabolic pathways of these compound in the human body; e) answer the main question of the task.

a) give the definition to the «nitrogen balance» and whether or not it is changed in the patient; b) point out the cause of changed nitrogen balance; c) point out compounds do contain high-value proteins; d) specify the metabolic pathways of these compound in the human body; e) answer the main question of the task.

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Chapter19: Carbohydrate- And Fat-modified Diets For Malabsorption Disorders

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