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User:Abdelrahman > Special:MobileDiff/80967 > Special:Contributions/Bty6139org1 > User:PrenalBadwaik > Special:History/Urea Clinical Chemistry

Urea Clinical Chemistry

28 April 2022

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12 April 2022

  • Fiorecastro

    Created page with "Urea is principally a product of amino acid deamination in the liver. Urea is primarily excreted by the kidneys and is the most commonly used test of renal function with creat..."

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