What causes too much ammonia in human body
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miss shirley
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Ammonia in mammals is usually converted to urea by the liver. We can tolerate higher concentrations of urea than we can ammonia. Ammonia is normally converted to urea, then put into the bloodstream where it is concentrated and excreted by the kidneys. Too much amonia in the body would probably be caused by a liver malfunction of some sort blocking the formation of urea.
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