Which process converts excess amino acids into urea in the liver for kidney excretion?
A
Deamination
B
Denaturation
C
Gluconeogenesis
D
Glycolysis
Correct Answer: Option A — Deamination
Explanation:
Deamination occurs in liver cells where the amino group is removed from excess amino acids and converted into urea which is then excreted by...
Deamination occurs in liver cells where the amino group is removed from excess amino acids and converted into urea which is then excreted by the kidneys in urine.