Hey... I'm not so sure if anyone's gonna answer... But still... Worth a shot! So here's my question:- what are the similarities between pepsin and trypsin???
I'm giving so many points guys... Atleast try?
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they both are hydraulic enzymes
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devendra691:
Of course! That'll be best! :D
Both of these enzymes act on proteins...
Oh that's ryt....
And they break protein into smaller constituents???
they break protein into peptides...
welcome sis.....
Ikt.... But that's pepsin! What about trypsin???
uhh...whatever no need to include that part..
just write that both act on proteins....that's all
And if it comes for 3 marks??? 2 points won't help....
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Hi mate here is ur query
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There are following difference between pepsin and trypsin.
Trypsin vs Pepsin
Trypsin is a protease which works in the small intestine.
Pepsin is a protease which works in the stomach.
Medium
Trypsin acts in alkaline medium.
Pepsin acts in acidic medium.
Location
Trypsin is found in the small intestine
.Pepsin is found in the stomach.
Type of Protease
Trypsin is a pancreatic protease.
Pepsin is a gastric protease.
Inactive FormInactive form of Trypsin is trypsinogen.
Inactive form of Pepsin is pepsinogen.
Activation
Trypsinogen is activated into trypsin by an enzyme called enteropeptidase.
Pepsinogen is activated into pepsin by HCl.
Discovery
Trypsin was discovered by Wilhelm Kuhne in 1876Pepsin was discovered by Theodor Schwann in 1836.
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Hope this will help you
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There are following difference between pepsin and trypsin.
Trypsin vs Pepsin
Trypsin is a protease which works in the small intestine.
Pepsin is a protease which works in the stomach.
Medium
Trypsin acts in alkaline medium.
Pepsin acts in acidic medium.
Location
Trypsin is found in the small intestine
.Pepsin is found in the stomach.
Type of Protease
Trypsin is a pancreatic protease.
Pepsin is a gastric protease.
Inactive FormInactive form of Trypsin is trypsinogen.
Inactive form of Pepsin is pepsinogen.
Activation
Trypsinogen is activated into trypsin by an enzyme called enteropeptidase.
Pepsinogen is activated into pepsin by HCl.
Discovery
Trypsin was discovered by Wilhelm Kuhne in 1876Pepsin was discovered by Theodor Schwann in 1836.
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Hope this will help you
Not difference... Similarities °_°
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