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1) Where does urea enter the blood? 2) Where is urea removed from the blood
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1) Where does urea enter the blood? 2) Where is urea removed from the blood

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Urea enters the bloodstream in the liver where it is produced. It is removed from the blood in the nephron of the kidneys, where it is concentrated with other wastes and excreted in urine.

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