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Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, ADHD, ancillary developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders, biochemical and diagnostic testing, diagnosis, growth chart, historical education information, medications taken chronically, medical history by system details, neurological evaluation, normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, onset, past hyperammonemic events, participant at birth: (at baseline visit only), psychological testing, treatment summary, and vaccine records of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, ADHD, ancillary developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders, biochemical and diagnostic testing, diagnosis, growth chart, historical education information, medications taken chronically, medical history by system details, neurological evaluation, normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, onset, past hyperammonemic events, participant at birth: (at baseline visit only), psychological testing, treatment summary, and vaccine records of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, Apgar score, behavior, education, early intervention services, educational diagnosis, gestational age, highest degree completed, liver transplant, living children, medical history by system details, neurodevelopmental milestones, psychiatric findings, participant pregnancy history, and reproductive system of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, ADHD, ancillary developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders, biochemical and diagnostic testing, diagnosis, growth chart, historical education information, medications taken chronically, medical history by system details, neurological evaluation, normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, onset, past hyperammonemic events, participant at birth: (at baseline visit only), psychological testing, treatment summary, and vaccine records of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, ADHD, ancillary developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders, biochemical and diagnostic testing, diagnosis, growth chart, historical education information, medications taken chronically, medical history by system details, neurological evaluation, normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, onset, past hyperammonemic events, participant at birth: (at baseline visit only), psychological testing, treatment summary, and vaccine records of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, ADHD, ancillary developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders, biochemical and diagnostic testing, diagnosis, growth chart, historical education information, medications taken chronically, medical history by system details, neurological evaluation, normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, onset, past hyperammonemic events, participant at birth: (at baseline visit only), psychological testing, treatment summary, and vaccine records of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, ADHD, ancillary developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders, biochemical and diagnostic testing, diagnosis, growth chart, historical education information, medications taken chronically, medical history by system details, neurological evaluation, normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, onset, past hyperammonemic events, participant at birth: (at baseline visit only), psychological testing, treatment summary, and vaccine records of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, ADHD, ancillary developmental disabilities and psychiatric disorders, biochemical and diagnostic testing, diagnosis, growth chart, historical education information, medications taken chronically, medical history by system details, neurological evaluation, normal spontaneous vaginal delivery, onset, past hyperammonemic events, participant at birth: (at baseline visit only), psychological testing, treatment summary, and vaccine records of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, enteral parenteral, assessment made, hyperammonemic event, liver transplant, nutritional information, participant sick, prescription, and validity ranges for nutritional assessment forms of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.

Subject ID, form name, form status, visit, visit age, argininiosuccinic acid in blood or urine, enzyme activity in cultured skin fibroblasts, deficiency of argininosuccinic aciduria, pathogenic mutation in the AL, ARG, citrin, CPS, ORNT1, NAGS, OTC, and AS genes, arginine in blood, Arginase enzyme level in red blood cells, AS, CPS, ORNT, AL, ARG, AS, CPS I, NAGS, OTC, ARG, NAGS, UCD and CITR deficiency, biochemical evidence, hyperammonemia, CPS I, NAGS and OTC enzyme activity in liver, education, deceased ethnicity, deceased gender, deceased race, age at diagnosis, comorbidity details, hyperammonemia details, birth weight, gestational age, plasma ornithine, homocitrulline in urine, mitochondrial disorders, mutation, OTC pedigree analysis, treatment, treatment age, ornithine incorporation into protein in cultured fibroblasts, reference, residual enzyme activity, Down syndrome, HHH syndrome, glutamine value, and reported condition of participants with or without urea cycle disorders and involved in the \"Longitudinal Study of Urea Cycle Disorders\" project.