Enzyme Action: Trypsin

The video explores the role of enzymes, focusing on trypsin, an enzyme in the digestive system. An experiment is conducted to observe trypsin's effectiveness at different temperatures: 20°C, 37°C, and 60°C. At 20°C, trypsin partially digests gelatin, while at 37°C, it is more effective due to increased molecular energy. At 60°C, trypsin becomes denatured and ineffective. The video explains enzyme-substrate interactions, highlighting gelatin as the substrate. It also discusses enzyme denaturation and applications in products like biological detergents.

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