Heme Catabolism (Heme Degradation Pathway)

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very helpful video

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[@chrischambliss1437]

What is the process of heme breakdown from non-blood sources such as heme-carrying peroxidases, oxidases, etc.?...... also, for hemolysis that takes place in circulation prior to reaching the spleen, what is the fate of that heme?

[@muhammadburhan3695]

sir why conjugated bilirubin is unconjugated again before its excretion

[@DrMungli]

Interesting question. One of the reason for this is bacterial action.

[@Dr.mhkjindal]

Sir isn’t it, 70-80 % undergo enterohepatic circulation and 20-30% excreted via feaces?

[@kasalasrikanth6985]

Sir what's the need of conjugation of bilirubin..??

[@DrMungli]

To keep bilirubin soluble and excrete that into the feces.

[@ganarajganaraj3702]

Sir during excretion, why UBG again enter into the liver?

[@DrMungli]

I'm not quite sure on this..

[@sukanyaurupasula8251]

Why it again conjugate bilirubin ->unconjugated

[@yasirmohammedali]

Ten billions per HR , that's 10'000 millions

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