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A person who is one along hunger strike and is surviving only on water, will have

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less amino acids in his urine

B
more glucose in his blood

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less urea in his urine

D
more sodium in his urine

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(c) Due to a long hunger strike and survival on water, a person will have less urea in his urine because urea comes to kidney as a waste product from liver which is formed after the breakdown of protein fat, carbohydrate during hunger. It is not synthesised but the synthesised ones are catabolised.
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A person who is one along hunger strike and is surviving only on water, will have
Updated OnMar 21, 2023
TopicExcretory Products and their Elimination
SubjectBiology
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