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| * impaired protein production including [[hypoalbuminaemia]], | * impaired protein production including [[hypoalbuminaemia]], | ||
| * in chronic extreme cases it causes Kwashiorkor - a severe protein deficiency state seen in starving children in Third World countries | * in chronic extreme cases it causes Kwashiorkor - a severe protein deficiency state seen in starving children in Third World countries | ||
| - | ***excessive amino acid intake for the body's needs (the daily requirements change with activity levels such as [[exercise|exercise]], | + | ***excessive amino acid intake for the body's needs (the daily requirements change with activity levels such as [[exercise|exercise]], |
| * this seems to be especially the case for methionine, isoleucine and valine(([[https:// | * this seems to be especially the case for methionine, isoleucine and valine(([[https:// | ||
| * glutamine, glycine, and aspartic acid along with active Vitamin B9/folate are used to make purines which break down to uric acid | * glutamine, glycine, and aspartic acid along with active Vitamin B9/folate are used to make purines which break down to uric acid | ||
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