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Enzymes of intestinal  juice

Aminopepetidase is an  exopeptidase and cleaves peptide bonds next  to N-terminal amino acids of polypeptides and oligopeptides (unlike carboxypeptidase which acts on peptide bond at the C (carboxy) terminal). Dipeptidase completes the digestion of dipeptides to free amino acids.

 


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