Milk protein is hydrolyzed by
-
A.
renin -
B.
amylase -
C.
lipase -
D.
lactase -
E.
pepsin
Correct Answer: Option E
Explanation
There are two common ways of achieving hydrolysis of milk proteins. You can either boil in a strong acid/ base for a very long time, or use an enzyme like PANCREATIC PROTEASE to simulate hydrolysis naturally. Pepsin is an example of pancreatic proteases.