Unlock the Secrets of Enzyme Activation

Zymogens are inactive forms of enzymes that become active after being cleaved by proteases. (correct)

Zymogens are active forms of enzymes that become inactive after being cleaved by proteases.

Zymogens are not involved in the hydrolysis of proteins.

Zymogens are synthesized only in the pancreas.

Chymotrypsin (correct)

Lipase

Amylase

Lactase

To prevent the enzyme from harmful digestion of the pancreas or other tissue (correct)

To prevent the enzyme from being transported to the stomach.

To prevent the enzyme from hydrolyzing carbohydrates.

To prevent the enzyme from being activated