Question

How intestinal parasites protect themselves from digestive enzymes?​

Answer 1

Answer:

A team of scientists from Tyumen together with colleagues found and described previously unknown tapeworm proteins that suppress the activity of trypsin and efficiently protect the parasites from being digested inside a host's intestinal tract.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Digestive enzymes will help restore your intestinal tract to its normal state, which makes it inhospitable to parasites. Papain is an enzyme from the papaya plant that may help kill worms when taken 30 minutes before or after meals.

To protect themselves, the hosts constantly challenge parasitic organisms by creating unfavorable conditions. The host will try to deprive the parasites of nutrients, effectively starving them, or will attack the parasites with its strong immune defenses.