Carnitine is made-up of:
Ans. (c) Lysine & methionineRef: Harpers Biochemistry, 30th edn. pg. 223-24* Carnitine is a quaternary ammonium compound biosynthesized from the amino acid lysine and methionine.* It is required for the transport of fatty acids from the intermembraneous space in the mitochondria, into the mitochondrial matrix during the breakdown of lipids for the generation of metabolic energy.
Leusine
Lysine
Lysine & methionine
Arginine
Proteins and Amino Acids