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    Place Where It Acts Name of The Enzyme

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    The document lists various enzymes and where they act in the body, along with the macromolecule they break down and the chemical reaction involved. It includes enzymes such as ribonuclease in the pancreas that catalyzes the hydrolysis of RNA, pepsin in the stomach that hydrolyzes proteins, and amylases in saliva, pancreas, and intestine that break the glycosidic bonds between monosaccharides.

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    The document lists various enzymes and where they act in the body, along with the macromolecule they break down and the chemical reaction involved. It includes enzymes such as ribonuclease in the pancreas that catalyzes the hydrolysis of RNA, pepsin in the stomach that hydrolyzes proteins, and amylases in saliva, pancreas, and intestine that break the glycosidic bonds between monosaccharides.

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    The document lists various enzymes and where they act in the body, along with the macromolecule they break down and the chemical reaction involved. It includes enzymes such as ribonuclease in the pancreas that catalyzes the hydrolysis of RNA, pepsin in the stomach that hydrolyzes proteins, and amylases in saliva, pancreas, and intestine that break the glycosidic bonds between monosaccharides.

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    The document lists various enzymes and where they act in the body, along with the macromolecule they break down and the chemical reaction involved. It includes enzymes such as ribonuclease in the pancreas that catalyzes the hydrolysis of RNA, pepsin in the stomach that hydrolyzes proteins, and amylases in saliva, pancreas, and intestine that break the glycosidic bonds between monosaccharides.

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    Name of the enzyme  Place where it acts

    Ribonuclease Pancreas

    Pepsin Stomach

    Lactase Intestinal microvilli

    Trypsin Duodenum

    Maltase Intestinal epithelium

    Peptidase Stomach

    Liver, bile ducts, intestine


    Phosphatase
    and bone

    Sucrose Intestinal microvilli

    Chymotrypsin Small Intestine

    Enterokinase Jejunal enterocytes

    Intestinal Lipase Pancreas

    Saliva, pancreas and


    Amylases
    intestine or duodenum.
    Macromolecule that it
    breaks down Chemical reaction that shows it

    Catalyzes the hydrolysis of RNA into


    Nucleic Acids
    smaller components

    Protein Protein hydrolysis


    Hydrolyze lactose, active transport of
    Carbohydrate
    momonosaccharides
    Protein Hydrolysis of peptide bonds
    Hydrolyzes different types of glycosidic
    Carbohydrate
    bonds

    Hydrolyze the bond between the


    carboxyl of one amino acid and the α-
    Protein
    amino group of the next amino acid
    within the protein

    Catalyzes the removal of phosphate


    Nucleic Acids
    groups
    Hydrolyzes the glycosidic bond between
    Carbohydrate
    monosaccharides
    Breakage of peptide bonds by hydrolytic
    Protein
    reactions
    Catalyzes the hydrolysis of peptide
    Protein bonds in various proteins

    Lipids Catalyze the hydrolysis of triacylglycerol


    to glycerol and free fatty acids

    Break the glycosidic bonds between


    Carbohydrate monosaccharides leaving them
    individually to be assimilated

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