From acid, more than 17 amino acids are formed through transamination.

Question

From acid, more than 17 amino acids are formed through transamination. (A) aspartic (B) glutamic (C) acetic (D) pyruvic

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Glutamic acid is the primary amino acid involved in the transfer of amino group (to as many as seventeen amino acids).
Glutamic acid + Oxaloacetic acid

Glutamate asparate aminotransferase α - a -

ketoglutaric acid + Aspartic acid

Q. From__________ acid, more than 17 amino acids are formed through transamination.

aspartic

glutamic

acetic

pyruvic

Glutamic acid is the primary amino acid involved in the transfer of amino group (to as many as seventeen amino acids). Glutamic acid + Oxaloacetic acid Glutamate asparateaminotransferase​α−a− ketoglutaric acid + Aspartic acid

Glutamic acid is the primary amino acid involved in the transfer of amino group (to as many as seventeen amino acids).
Glutamic acid + Oxaloacetic acid $Glutamate asparate aminotransferase α - a -$ ketoglutaric acid + Aspartic acid