Always look at the names of enzyme,they themself will give the clue.for example peptidase means peptide breaking.so
-Peptidases-break peptide into amino acid
trypsin-digestion of protein and activation of other protein digesting enzymes.
-lipase-digestion of triglycerides.
Enteropeptodase-intestinal enzyme that activate trypsinogen
Nuclease-digestion of DNA and RNA.
Amylase-digestion of complex carbohydrates
Protease-breaks down protein into smaller chunk.
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