- Compound
- FDB013380 (Phosphoric acid)
- Term
- urea cycle
- Definition
- the series of reactions that form urea is known as the urea cycle (ornithine cylce) or the krebs-henseleit cycle. the essential features of the urea cycle reactions and their metabolic regulation are as follows: arginine from the diet or from protein breakdown is cleaved by the cytosolic enzyme arginase, generating urea and ornithine.
- Parent Term
- Biochemical pathway
- Parent Definition
- A linked series of chemical reactions that occur in a defined order within or between organism cells, and lead to a known function or end product.
- Other Compounds Mapped to 'urea cycle'
FDB030677 (AMP) FDB003908 (Ammonia) FDB030865 (fumarate) FDB012535 (L-Glutamic acid) FDB000556 (L-Alanine) FDB012567 (L-Aspartic acid) FDB003361 (2-Oxopentanedioic acid) FDB030969 (L-ornithine) FDB031075 (oxaloacetate) FDB031141 (pyruvate) References