How proteins are digested?

Answer 1

Proteins are digested by proteasees (enzymes) in the digestive system. Trypsin, peps, chymotrypsis are the proteases of stomach that start digesting proteins in to peptides. Enteropeptidases further digest them to small peptides and finally amino acids.

Answer 2

Protein digestion (by enzymes called proteases) begins in the stomach, where pepsin breaks down some proteins into polypeptides. The undigested proteins that enter the small intestines are digested by trypsin (another enzyme) into polypeptides. Trypsin is produced as inactive trypsinogen in the pancreatic juice and is converted to active trypsin by intestinal enterokinase in the intestine. The polypeptides produced are further digested to amino acids by erepsin in the intestinal juice. The end products of protein digestion are amino acids which can be absorbed.
Proteins are digested by proteasees (enzymes) in the digestive system. Trypsin, peps, chymotrypsis are the proteases of stomach that start digesting proteins in to peptides. Enteropeptidases further digest them to small peptides and finally amino acids.

Answer 3

Proteins are digested by the enzyme Protease. They are digested in the stomach.