Proteolytic enzyme trypsin cleaves protein at which of these specific – McqOptions

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1.	Proteolytic enzyme trypsin cleaves protein at which of these specific sites?
A.	Carboxyl side of Alanine, Glycine
B.	Carboxyl side of Lysin or Arginine
C.	Carboxyl side of aromatic amino acid
D.	The amino side of aromatic amino acid
Answer» C. Carboxyl side of aromatic amino acid

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