The correct option is D It neither moves towards anode nor towards the cathode
When an amino acid is dissolved in water at a particular pH, it exists in solution as dipolar ion or zwitterion. The ionisable nature of NH2 and COOH groups can cause them to form NH+3 and COO− by gain and loss of a proton respectively at a particular range of pH. At this point, the net charge on an amino acid becomes zero. Since the net charge on zwitterion is zero, it will neither move towards anode nor towards the cathode.