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    The Two Nitrogens in Urea Arise Directly From
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The Two Nitrogens in Urea Arise Directly From

Question 25

Question 25

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The two nitrogens in urea arise directly from:


A) Ammonia and aspartic acid
B) Carbamoyl phosphate and glutamic acid
C) Ammonia and glutamic acid
D) Carbamoyl phosphate and glutamine

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