What is succus entericus? Mention any two carbohydrate digesting enzymes present in it.

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Succus entericus is the secretion of brush border cells of mucosa and goblet cells. Commonly called intestinal juice. MALTASE and AMYLASE are the 2 digesting enzymes present in it.

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