Conversion of excess amino acids into carbohydrate and fats during the absorptive state takes place in the
A)liver.
B)brain.
C)intestine.
D)kidney.
E)heart.

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The conversion of excess amino acids into carbohydrate and fats during the absorptive state is called deamination. This process occurs primarily in the liver. The liver can convert amino acids into glucose through gluconeogenesis or into fatty acids for storage.

Conversion of Excess Amino Acids into Carbohydrate and Fats During