Amino acids are produced from
The amino acids which can be
synthesized in our body are the non-essential amino acids. Alanine, Aspartate,
Asparagine, Glutamate etc. are few examples of the amino acids which can be synthesized by cellular
anabolic pathways. They are mostly synthesized from α-ketoacids, which are
transaminated (transfer of amino groups) from another amino acid like glutamate.
Since our cells cannot fix nitrogen, the amino group is transferred from
glutamate to the other amino acid to be synthesized. So, the correct answer is 'α-keto acids'.