Vitamin B₆ Differs from the Other Water-Soluble Vitamins in That

Vitamin B₆ differs from the other water-soluble vitamins in that it:

A) does not play a role in the metabolism of energy-yielding nutrients.
B) can be stored in muscle tissue.
C) is absorbed like the fat-soluble vitamins.
D) is only found in animal foods.
E) is never found in vegetables.