Intestinal Enzymes
Intestinal Enzymes is a biochemical construct referring to digestive enzymes secreted by the epithelial cells of the small intestine that catalyze the final stages of macromolecular breakdown into absorbable nutrients, distinguishing it from gastric or pancreatic enzymes by site of action and substrate specificity.
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