9. It is noted recurrent vomiting, weakness, sleepiness, and convulsive attacks, as well, in patients with an inherited disorder of ornithine eycle after food intake. What are the molecular reasons for observable symptoms? For the answer: a) write down the scheme of process damaged in these patients, specify enzymes, defect of which can cause such disturbances of metabolism; b) explain the biological function of this process; c) enumerate substances the content of which is increased in the patients; c blood of these

9. It is noted recurrent vomiting, weakness, sleepiness, and convulsive attacks, as well, in patients with an inherited disorder of ornithine eycle after food intake. What are the molecular reasons for observable symptoms? For the answer: a) write down the scheme of process damaged in these patients, specify enzymes, defect of which can cause such disturbances of metabolism; b) explain the biological function of this process; c) enumerate substances the content of which is increased in the patients; c blood of these

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