Question

Which organ breaks down proteins causing urea?

Answer 1

Answer:

[See Below]

Explanation:

→ Urea:

• Is made in the Liver.

• So when the body breaks down food, chemicals, and proteins, you get Urea.
• It's practically just human waste; Your body needs to get rid of it so it breaks down into a certain from, then leaves the body.

→ How it's formed:

• Excess amino acids are filtered by the liver,

• After filtering their nitrogen, liver forms urea molecules,

• Urea's excess $C$, $H$, and, $O$ can be used to release energy,

• Urea leaves the liver through the bloodstream, and travels to the kidneys.

_____________________________________

So with this information we can conclude that the organ that breaks down proteins causing urea is the Liver.

_____________________________________

$Hope~this~helps!$

$-Shane, SpamIsTheMan:)$