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which organ regulates the distribution of amino acids to the body?
large intestine
stomach
liver
small intestine
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Explanation:

The liver plays a crucial role in regulating the distribution of amino acids. It processes amino acids absorbed from the digestive system, stores some, releases others into the bloodstream as needed, and participates in processes like transamination and deamination to manage amino - acid levels and distribution throughout the body. The large intestine mainly absorbs water and electrolytes, the stomach is involved in protein digestion (not distribution of amino acids), and the small intestine is where amino acids are absorbed (not regulated in distribution).

Answer:

Liver