Excretion as an example of homeostatic control

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The diagram outlines the metabolic pathway by which excess amino acids are processed in human hepatocytes to produce a less toxic nitrogenous excretory product.

Hepatocyte metabolic pathway

Which row in the table correctly identifies Reaction 1, Compound X, Cycle Y, and the relative toxicity of Compound X compared to Compound Z?

Reaction 1: Transamination | Compound X: Ammonia | Cycle Y: Ornithine cycle | Relative toxicity: Compound X is less toxic than Compound Z

Reaction 1: Deamination | Compound X: Ammonium ions | Cycle Y: Krebs cycle | Relative toxicity: Compound X is more toxic than Compound Z

Reaction 1: Deamination | Compound X: Ammonia | Cycle Y: Ornithine cycle | Relative toxicity: Compound X is more toxic than Compound Z

Reaction 1: Transamination | Compound X: Urea | Cycle Y: Ornithine cycle | Relative toxicity: Compound X is less toxic than Compound Z

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