Description
Trypsin is an enzyme located in the initial segment of the small intestine, where it initiates protein digestion by cleaving long chains of amino acids into smaller fragments. This serine protease belongs to the PA clan superfamily and is present in the digestive systems of many vertebrates, including rabbits, where it functions to hydrolyze proteins. Trypsin has multiple functions in rabbits, including promoting reproductive processes, modulating immune responses, participating in physiological regulation, and influencing tissue repair. These functions suggest that trypsin plays an important role in both physiological and pathological processes in rabbits