Tyrosyluria
tyrosyluria ty·ro·syl·u·ri·a (tī’rə-sĭ-lur’ē-ə)
n.
Enhanced urinary excretion of metabolites of tyrosine, as that occurring in tyrosinosis, scurvy, and pernicious anemia.
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