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The names methylmalonic acidemia and methylmalonic aciduria, which are also sometimes written as solid compounds (methylmalonicacidemia and methylmalonicaciduria), use the suffixes -emia and -uria and literally mean "[excess] methylmalonic acid in the blood" and "[excess] methylmalonic acid in the urine", respectively; they are used to label both the fluid analysis findings and the disease entity that causes them.