Meanings of metabolic waste in English

Urine also contains metabolic waste by-products, such as formal-dehyde, ammonia, and dissolved heavy metals.

In clinical practice, prolonged occlusion of main arteries causes accumulation of metabolic waste and lactate.

Once viewed as toxic metabolic waste, ROS are now implicated in cell signaling and regulation.

Ammonia is a metabolic waste product excreted by aquatic organisms that causes toxicity when it accumulates.

Tears are produced by the lachrymal and meibomian glands and contain all manner of chemicals, including proteins, enzymes and metabolic waste products.

As the child grows, its metabolic waste matter is greatly increased, while all these poisonous substances must finally be eliminated by the mother.

The kidneys filter metabolic waste products from the blood which are then eliminated along with excess water from the body in the form of urine.

Consequences include accumulation of toxic metabolic wastes, reduced synthesis of key proteins, increased portal venous pressure, and portosystemic shunting.

When nutrient levels are low and metabolic by-products accumulate, these CAFs detoxify metabolic wastes, including lactic acid and ammonium, by converting them into energy-rich metabolites.