Enzymes, Digestion

Procarboxypeptidase B is the zymogen for what enzyme?

Activator? Site? Exo or Endo?
- Carboxypeptidase B
- Aminopeptidase
Activated by Trypsin

Intestine

Exopeptidase
What is the zymogen for Carboxypeptidase A?
Activator? Site of activity? Endo or exo?
- Procarboxypeptidase A
- Trypsin
- Intestine
- Exopeptidase
What is a zymogen and how does it operate?

Contains extra AA, not catalytically active until these AA are removed. Once removed , it permits proper folding required for it to be an active enzyme.
Proelastase is the zymogen for which enzyme? What is the activator? Where? endo or Exo?
- Elastase
- Activated by Trypsin
- In the intestine
- Endopeptidase
What is the zymogen for Chymotripsin? Activated by what? Site? Endo or Exo?
- Chymotripsinogen
- Activated by Trypsin
- In the intestine
- Endopestidase
What is the zymogen for Trypsin? Activator? Site? Endo or exopeptidase?
- The enzyme Trypsin is activated by either Enteropeptidase or Trypsin.
- In the intestine
- Endopeptidase
Pepsinogen is the zymogen for which enzyme? Activated by? Site? Endo or exo
- Pepsinogen is the zymogen of pepsin which is activated by HCL or Pepsin.
- In the stomach
- Endopeptidase

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