book_title | section_heading | file_path | line_start | line_end | snippet -----------+-----------------+-----------+------------+----------+--------- Biochemistry, 8th ed Lippincott Illustrated Reviews | Choose the ONE best answer. | /textbooks/9781975155063/9781975155063_block2.md | 4804 | 4827 | ...>>>Uric acid<<<, the end product of >>>purine<<< degradation, is a relatively insoluble compound that can cause gout (and kidney stones). Pyrimidine >>>metabolism<<< is not associated with >>>uric acid<<< production. Overproduction... GOLDMAN-CECIL MEDICINE INTERNATIONAL EDITION, 2 VOLUME SET | PATHOBIOLOGY | /textbooks/9780323930345/9780323930345_block42.md | 170 | 172 | >>>Uric acid<<< is the end product of >>>purine<<< >>>metabolism<<< in humans. Urate is produced by the conversion of a very soluble molecule, hypoxanthine, to the less soluble xanthine, which, in... GOLDMAN-CECIL MEDICINE INTERNATIONAL EDITION, 2 VOLUME SET | PATHOBIOLOGY | /textbooks/9780323930345/9780323930345_block42.md | 320 | 322 | >>>Uric acid<<< is the end product of >>>purine<<< >>>metabolism<<< in humans. Urate is pro-duced by the conversion of a very soluble molecule, hypoxanthine, to the less soluble xanthine, which... Tietz Textbook of Laboratory Medicine, 7th Edition | Biochemistry and Physiology | /textbooks/9780323775724/9780323775724_block12.md | 403 | 407 | ...Overproduction of >>>uric acid<<< may result from increased synthesis of >>>purine<<< precursors. Synthesis and >>>metabolism<<< of the major precursors are illustrated in the outline in Fig. 34.6A. The second... Smith and Tanagho's General Urology, 19th Edition | D. Uric Acid | /textbooks/9781259834332/9781259834332_block2.md | 4383 | 4383 | >>>Uric acid<<< is the by-product of >>>purine<<< >>>metabolism<<<. The pKa of >>>uric acid<<< is 5.75. Undissociated >>>uric acid<<< predominates with pH values less than this. Elevated pH values... Emery's Elements of Medical Genetics and Genomics | Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome | /textbooks/9780702079665/9780702079665_block3.md | 1774 | 1774 | This is a particularly disabling disorder of >>>purine<<< >>>metabolism<<<, follows XL inheritance, and is caused by the deficiency of the enzyme hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyltransferase, encoded by HPRT1, which results in... Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology, 7th Edition | Hyperuricosuria | /textbooks/9780323825924/9780323825924_block9.md | 671 | 687 | Excessive dietary >>>purine<<< intake Hyperuricemia Gout Intracellular-to-extracellular >>>uric acid<<< shift Myeloproliferative disorders Tumor lysis syndrome Inborn errors of >>>metabolism<<< Lesch-Nyhan syndrome Glucose-6-phosphatase dehcicency Ganong's Review of Medical Physiology, Twenty sixth Edition | THERAPEUTIC HIGHLIGHTS | /textbooks/9781260122404/9781260122404_block1.md | 495 | 495 | ...Colchicine does not affect >>>uric acid<<< >>>metabolism<<<, and it apparently relieves gouty attacks by inhibiting the phagocytosis of >>>uric acid<<< crystals by leukocytes, a process that in some way produces... Campbell Walsh Wein Urology 3-Volume Set (Campbell-Walsh | Hyperuricosuria | /textbooks/9780323546423/9780323546423_block20.md | 88 | 93 | ...is the greatest risk factor for >>>uric acid<<< stone formation. Hyperuricosuria associated with significant hyperuricemia is usually associated with inherited disorders of >>>purine<<< >>>metabolism<<< (hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase deficiency, phosphoribosyl pyrophosphate... Tietz Textbook of Laboratory Medicine, 7th Edition | Biochemistry and Physiology | /textbooks/ [... Output truncated due to length. 76 tokens/272 characters removed ...]