The location of storage of excess amino acids.
Answer to Problem 19TE
The excess amino acid present in the body are stored in liver.
Explanation of Solution
The human body stores excess glucose as glycogen and excess fat as fatty tissue that can accumulate beneath the skin. The excess amino acids are store in liver which are then secreted safely when required for the muscle development. The small intestine digests the excess protein ingested which is then stored in liver. The digested proteins are break down into amino acids which are further utilized by the human body for physical growth and muscle development.
Conclusion:
Therefore, the excess amino acid present in the body are stored in liver.
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