There are not many enzymes that the small intestine produces. They are mostly secreted by the pancreas. Aminopeptidase is an example. The small intestine also produces enzymes used in digestion but don't actually break up food molecules.These activate other enzymes. An example is enterokinase.minopeptidase is an example. The small intestine also produces enzymes used in digestion but don't actually break up food molecules. These activate other enzymes. An example is enterokinase.
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