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A condition of failure of kidney to form urine is called (a) anuria (b) deamination (c)...

A condition of failure of kidney to form urine is called

(a) anuria

(b) deamination

(c) uremia

(d ) none of these.

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Option a is correct

Anuria means unable to pass urine due to acute or chronic kidney failure.

Deamination is an Microsomal enzyme catalised reaction in which an amino group is removed from the molecule

        R-CH2NH2 gives RCHO + NH3   Examples: Amfetamine, Propanolol

Uremia is condition which means Urine in Blood or Urea in blood due to the deterioration of kidney function to eliminate waste products (eg. urea)

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