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Question 13 of 16 > Press Esc to exit full screen Trypsin inhibitor is a pancreatic polypeptide that binds trypsin with very high affinity. Trypsin inhibitor deficiency can cause pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas). In normal digestion, trypsin activates several zymogens or proenzymes in which organ? O mouth O stomach O small intestine O pancreas What are the effects of trypsin inhibitor? Trypsin inhibitor blocks zymogen activation at very low pH levels. Trypsin inhibitor blocks the proteolytic activity of trypsin. Trypsin inhibitor blocks trypsinogen's catalytic activity. Trypsin inhibitor prevents zymogen activation in the pancreatic ducts.

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In Normal digestion, Trypsin activates several zymogens or pro enzymes in Small Intestine.
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Trypsin inhibitor blocks the proteolytic activity of Trypsin.