Amino acids that must be consumed from plant and animal foods are called _____ amino acids

a. nonessential
b. essential
c. formative
d. biologic


B
Amino acids that must be consumed from plant and animal foods are called essential amino acids. Nonessential amino acids can be formed by the body from other nutrients. Formative amino acids and biologic amino acids are not recognized terms.

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