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21) glutamate is generated by the amination of the alpha-ketoglutarate.

coo- H₂N-H + + H₂O + NH CH₂ 4 CH2 NADPHTHI NADP CH₂ CH2 1 Glutamate a-ketoglutarate

so the answer is d) alpha-ketoglutarate

22) ammonium ions are converted to urea by the urea cycle, which occurs in the liver, so the answer is e) urea

( NADH and NADPH are reduced coenzymes, histidine is an amino acids)

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