Deamination?

Question

Amino Acid will be converted to carbohydrate in deamination. What is the type of carbohydrate? Will it be glycogen or glucose?

Answer 1

Amino acids are deaminated, and the carbon backbones are then metabolized to produce energy. The 4-carbon chain, the 5-carbon chain, and the 6-carbon chain can be converted to pyruvate or oxaloacetate, which enter the TCA cycle. Pyruvate is converted to glucose by gluconeogenesis, and the glucose is then converted to glycogen.

Answer 2

Neither.  The carbohyradrates formed are smaller molecules than glucose.

For example, alanine demainates to pyruvic acid and aspartic acid deaminates to oxaloacetic acid.