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Brush Border Enzymes

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Could someone give me a detailed description of brush border enzymes??

I kno that they are in the small intestine and that they break down proteins and carbs to monomers but would like to know a little more detail. Thanks.
 
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TawMus said:
Could someone give me a detailed description of brush border enzymes??

I kno that they are in the small intestine and that they break down proteins and carbs to monomers but would like to know a little more detail. Thanks.
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That is basically all that I know. I don't think more detail is necessary. Maybe others can chime in.
 
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