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छोटी आंत (Small Intestine) से निकलने वाले एन्जाइम

 Trick —- “SMELL”
1. S——–Sucrase
2. M——–Maltase
3. E——–Erepsin…
4. L——–Lactase
5. L——–Lipase

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