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carboxypeptidase a catalysis which reaction ? a) reduction of peptide bond (b) oxydation of peptide bonds (c) hydrolysis of peptide bond (d)elimination of peptide bond

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Carboxypeptidase A (CPA, EC 3.4. 17.1) is a monozinc exopeptidase from the pancreas, specializing in the elimination of a hydrophobic C-terminal amino acid by cleaving the backbone amide bond. In addition to its natural substrates, CPA also hydrolyzes esters with similar configurations, often with faster rates.

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