Which of the following correctly lists the three primary fates of amino acids in the liver after absorption?

Direct incorporation into muscle glycogen, conversion into bile salts without nitrogen removal, or polymerization into long‑chain protein deposits in connective tissue.

Complete excretion unchanged in urine, conversion into nucleic acids exclusively, or storage as glycogen for later protein assembly.

Immediate incorporation into triglycerides in adipose tissue only, methylation to form lipoproteins, or transformation into polysaccharides in the kidney for storage.

Incorporation into body proteins, synthesis of non‑protein nitrogenous compounds (e.g., some hormones), or deamination for energy/gluconeogenesis/lipogenesis.