U. MUCosa 2. The tissue layers of the GI tract are the: mucosa suhmucosa muscularis and...

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2. The tissue layer in GI tract is Mucosa, Sub mucosa, Mucsularis, Serosa ( From inside to Outside i.e., Serosa is outermost layer).

8. All this enzymes are secreted in their inactive state i.e., Pro enzyme from, later they are activated.

Pepsinogen, Chymotrypsinogen, Trypsinogen, Procarboxypeptidase are the proenzyme form respectively.

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