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A patient presents with a deficiency in the activation of pancreatic zymogens. If the enzyme responsible for the initial activation step is absent, which of the following processes will be primarily impaired?
- A.Conversion of to by
- B.Hydrolysis of starch by
- C.Emulsification of fats by
- D.Absorption of in the ileum
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Correct answer: A — Conversion of to by
Solution
- The activation of pancreatic zymogens is initiated by the enzyme .
- is secreted by the intestinal mucosa and converts into .
- subsequently activates other zymogens like and .
- Hence the answer is (A).
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