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Digestion Proteins Peptides Amino Acids Absorbed Summarise Role

Front Summarise the digestion of proteins as an example of the role of extracellular enzymes.
Back Digestion of proteins:
  • Proteins are digested into smaller peptides using trypsin (produced in pancreas and released into small intestine)
  • Peptides are broken down further into amino acids by other proteases
  • Amino acids are absorbed by cell lining of digestive system and then absorbed into bloodstream

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