How does ascaris protect itself from digestive enzymes?
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Mechanism. Ascaris takes most of its nutrients from the partially digested host food in the intestine. There is some evidence that it can secrete anti-enzymes, presumably to protect itself from digestion by the hosts' enzymes.
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With the help of Cuticle and Anti-enzymes...
Syncytial (multinucleated) epidermis on the body surface of ascaris forms cuticle ( a hard outer layer for protection) and also releases anti-enzymes (so digestive enzymes doesn't affect their body)
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