<em>Arginase deficiency </em>is an acquired issue that causes the<em> amino acid arginine (a structure square of proteins) and ammonia</em> to collect gradually in the blood
High protein meals or stress brought about by <em>sickness or periods without food (fasting)</em> may make ammonia amass all the more rapidly in the blood
<em>Argininosuccinic aciduria </em>is an uncommon hereditary issue described by deficiency or absence of the <em>chemical argininosuccinate lyase (ASL)</em>
The absence of this <em>argininosuccinate lyase in over the top aggregation of nitrogen, as smelling salts (hyperammonemia), in the blood</em>
