judyinthesky
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Hello.
I'm aware that low ornithine is related to the urea cycle. But what about high?
This article mentions it's relation to mitochondria. - a defect of the import of ornithine into the mitochondria.
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-540-28785-8_22
Pragmatically, what could I do about this?
Anyone with a similar thing tested?
My ornithine is 176 (30-120norm), and my arginine is minimally high.
Has been tested two times in blood.
Of course one could also relate it to connective tissue destruction, not sure whether this would be a too far stretch.
Any thoughts appreciated.
I'm aware that low ornithine is related to the urea cycle. But what about high?
This article mentions it's relation to mitochondria. - a defect of the import of ornithine into the mitochondria.
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-540-28785-8_22
Pragmatically, what could I do about this?
Anyone with a similar thing tested?
My ornithine is 176 (30-120norm), and my arginine is minimally high.
Has been tested two times in blood.
Of course one could also relate it to connective tissue destruction, not sure whether this would be a too far stretch.
Any thoughts appreciated.