Individuals with CPSI deficiency produce less of the enzyme thannormal. This would result in:Decreased bile salt production but no change to urea productionDecreased urea production but no change to bile salt productionIncreased bile salt production but no change to urea productionIncreased urea production but no change to bile salt production

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