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City Bismarck / Grand Forks / Minot / / Company North Dakota Inc. / / Country United States / / / Facility Rural Health University of North Dakota School / / / IndustryTerm carrier testing / dairy products / high protein food / food / energy / travel letter / food plan / / MedicalCondition Inherited Metabolic Diseases / urea cycle disorders / Seizures / Coma / amino acid disorder / Muscle weakness / Learning disabilities / hyperargininemia / amino acid disorders / Allied Disorders / Arginase deficiency / illness / Any Illness Illness / mental retardation / Poor appetite / Fever / Vomiting / Argininemia/Arginase Deficiency / infection / Deficiency / / MedicalTreatment Low-Protein Diet / / Organization National Urea Cycle Disorders Foundation / University of North Dakota School of Medicine / North Dakota Department of Health Newborn Screening Program / www.climb.org.uk National Coalition for PKU / Genetic Alliance / Family Network Center / ND Pathfinder Family Center / Department of Health / / / Position dietician / genetic counselor / / ProvinceOrState North Dakota / / URL www.ndhealth.gov / www.medicine.nodak.edu/crh / www.climb.org.uk / www.ndhealth / www.geocities.com/ndfv / www.pku / www.pathfinder.minot.com / www.nucdf.org / www.ndhealth.gov/familyhealth / www.geneticalliance.org / / SocialTag 
NEWBORN SCREENING FACT SHEET ARG 1 Deficiency (Argininemia/Arginase Deficiency) young infants but are not common. Some of the first symptoms of high ammonia are: 1) Poor appetite.