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Urea is made from ammonia filtered out of the blood by the nephrons in the kidney. As ammonia is a highly toxic substance to humans, and humans have moderate water supplies, it undergoes multiple chemical reactions to convert from ammonia to urea which is diluted to urine and excreted out of the urethra.

from the blood, into the kidneys, into the NEPHRONS:

okay so the blood flows through capillaries called the GLOMERIUS (spelling...?) where blood pressure squeezes it out into the the bowl the glomerius is in called BOWMAN's CAPSULE. through the proximal tubule, loop of henle, distal tubule, collecting duct into the RENAL PELVIS thorough the URETER to the BLADDER down through the URETHRA

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Q: How urea is produced and trace the part taken by a molecule of urea by the time it is produced in the liver to the time it leaves the body as urine?
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