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A ketone body produced by metabolic disease or disturbance; also known as diacetic acid.<\/p>\n

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An organic acid produced in large amounts by the liver under metabolic conditions associated with a high rate of fatty acid oxidation (for example, in starvation). The acetoacetic acid thus formed is subsequently converted to acetone and excreted.<\/p>\n

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A ketone body, CH3COCH2COOH, formed when fats are incompletely oxidized. It appears in urine in abnormal amounts in starvation and in untreated diabetes, primarily type 1 diabetes. It was formerly called acetylacetic acid.<\/p>\n

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A ketone body produced by metabolic disease or disturbance; also known as diacetic acid. An organic acid produced in large amounts by the liver under metabolic conditions associated with a high rate of fatty acid oxidation (for example, in starvation). The acetoacetic acid thus formed is subsequently converted to acetone and excreted. 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