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JAMB - Biology (1981 - No. 14)

Milk protein is hydrolyzed by
renin
amylase
lipase
lactase
pepsin

Explication

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.

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