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What is the fate of most of the amino acids that enter the liver?

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What is the fate of most of the amino acids that enter the liver?

What is the fate of most of the amino acids that enter the liver?
A) They are converted to glycogen.
B) They are stored in very-low-density lipoproteins in their native form.
C) They are synthesized into proteins.
D) They are converted to keto acids that become fatty acids.
E) They are converted directly into energy.

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