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Different feeding habits influence the activity of digestive enzymes in freshwater fish

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Table 1 - Trypsin, chymotrypsin and maltase activities in the stomach of the studied species data on enzyme digestive activities (n=10) are  expressed  as  U  mg  protein -1 where  U=1μmol  of  substrate  hydrolyzed  min -1
Figure 2 - Alkaline protease activity at different pHs in the anterior (A) and mid (B) intestine and acid protease activity in the stomach (C)  of the studied species
Figure 3 - Amylase (A) and maltase (B) activities in anterior, middle and posterior intestine of the studied species

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