VANDER'S HUMAN PHYS CONNECT ACC/PROCT+
VANDER'S HUMAN PHYS CONNECT ACC/PROCT+
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Author: WIDMAIER
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To determine: Keto acids would be converted into.

Introduction: Deamination is the process of removal of amino groups present in the amino acids. Deamination can occur in two ways namely oxidative deamination or transamination. The amino acid after its amino group is removed, which gives rise to keto acid.

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