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3. The Human Body & Digestion / Overview of the Digestive System / Problem 8
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Where is the protease pepsin primarily active and what substrate does it act upon?
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Pepsin is primarily active in the stomach and acts on proteins, breaking them into smaller peptides
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Pepsin is a brush-border enzyme in the small intestine that converts monosaccharides into polysaccharides
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Pepsin is primarily active in the mouth and acts on carbohydrates to produce glucose
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Pepsin is secreted by the pancreas and primarily digests triglycerides into fatty acids
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