ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD EREPSIN
Er-, from Latin ēripere to snatch (from rapere to seize) + (p)epsin.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EREPSIN»
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erepsin in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Principles of Plant Physiology
Proteases Enzymes concerned in the breaking down of proteins fall into three
groups : pepsin, trypsin and erepsin. Pepsin brings about the hydrolysis of the
more complex proteins to the relatively simple peptones and albuminoses (see ...
2
NEW Living Science BIOLOGY for CLASS 9
Emulsified fats Steapsin alkaline medium -> Fatty acid + Glycerol Action of
intestinal juice (saccus entericus): It contains the enzyme erepsin, which is mainly
a group of peptidases. It also contains traces of maltase, sucrase, lactase and
lipase ...
3
Practical Plant Biochemistry
A separation of pepsin from erepsin has been achieved in the case of the seeds
of the Hemp (Cannabis sativa) by means of the different solubilities of the two
enzymes in water and salt solutions. Expt. 145. The extraction and the separation
of ...
Muriel Wheldale Onslow, 2014
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Practical Plant Biochemistry
A separation of pepsin from erepsin has been achieved in the case of the seeds
of the Hemp (Cannabis sativa) by means of the different solubilities of the two
enzymes in water and salt solutions. Expt. 145. The extraction and the separation
of ...
5
Essentials of Animal Physiology
The action of the peptidases in the mucosal cells was attributed to that of a single
enzyme erepsin. But now erepsin is known to contain a group of peptidases. The
carboxypeptidase and aminopeptidase belong to this group. The activation of ...
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Physiology of Farm Animals
Mellanby, however, has shown that some trypsin does exist in the duodenal wall
(see below, p. 86). Seeing that pepsin can convert proteins into peptones and
erepsin can further change peptones into amino-acids, it has been suggested by
...
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The Physiology of Mammals and Other Vertebrates: A Textbook ...
(b) Erepsin is really a number of different enzymes which complete the digestion
of the protein molecule. After the activity of trypsin and chymotrypsin described
above the proteins are in the form of oligopeptides which may consist of small ...
P. T. Marshall, George Morgan Hughes, 1965
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Scrablmonics: Scrabble Tips from a Beginner's Perspective
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Pointer Sisters, circa 1980s) Pepsine's sister word is EREPSIN. Why? Simply
because when I say pepsine, erepsin just pops up on my mental Franklin "ready"
screen.
Lois Lockhart, Vanessa Lockhart, 2009
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Express Biology Form 4:
Ileum 7.6 Maltase Erepsin Lactase Sucrase Digestive system in ruminants and 2.
rodents 1. Ruminants and. (iii) salts emulsify lipids, breaking them into tiny
droplets to provide a large surface area for digestion pancreatic juice from the ...
Nalini T. Balachandran, 2012
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Biology Expression: An Inquiry Approach : O Level, Special, ...
The digestion is completed by the enzyme erepsin from the intestinal juice.
Erepsin breaks down polypeptides to amino acids. Why do you think trypsinogen
and enterokinase have to be secreted by different organs? What would happen if
they ...
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