. Where in the digestive system do the following enzyme's function? a. Pepsin: b. Pancreatic Lipase: C. Sucrase: d. Trypsin: Tiypsin Pepsin 10 Enzymes end in ASE or IN. What substances do you Think the following enzymes break down? a. Nuclease: b. Sucrase: c. Lipase: 3.

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