What are the effects of trypsin inhibitor? Trypsin inhibitor blocks the proteolytic activity of trypsin. Trypsin inhibitor block
s trypsinogen's catalytic activity. Trypsin inhibitor blocks zymogen activation at very low pH levels. Trypsin inhibitor prevents zymogen activation in the pancreatic ducts.
Answer: Trypsin inhibitor blocks zymogen activation at very low pH levels.
Explanation:
Trypsin inhibitor is a protein and a form of serine protease inhibitor that slow the activity of Trypsin by controlling reactions of protein in the body. Trypsin is a type of enzyme that help in digestion of protein in the gut.
Trypsin inhibitor slow down digestion of protein. They prevent bind to Trypsin thereby showering digestion.
Trypsin inhibitor block zymogen activation at very low pH levels.
Explanation: Trypsin are protein inhibitor that reduces trypsin activity by controlling it activation and catalytic reaction.
They binds to trypsin thereby preventing protein from binding to the trypsin and therefore inhibit digestion process. They are called anti nutritional factor because they inhibit digestion.
Trysinogen are found in the body and it prevent protein such as pancrease from been broken down. Trypsin inhibitor blocks trypsinogens activity in animal by preventing its activation in the body by binding to it active site.
Hyponatremia is a condition in which the levels of sodium in the blood is too low. Some of the symptoms of hyponatremia include headaches, muscle cramps or spasm, seizures, weakness, restlessness, and confusion. Hyponatremia can occur from excess fluid in the body, or a loss of sodium in body fluid.
