What is trypsin?
a. an enzyme in the small intestine that digests
proteins.
b. an enzyme in the stomach that digests
protein.
c. an enzyme in the oral cavity that digests
starch.
d. an enzyme in the small intestine that digests
starch.
e. an enzyme in the liver that breaks down
toxins
A
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