Who discovered lipase, pepsin, sucrase and lactase? HELP!

[daballa12]

HELP ME PPLS!

[daballa12]

PLease ppls.

[priyajoshi]

Homework alert! Btw...its sucrose. not sucrase.

[JackBean]

Homework alert! Btw...its sucrose. not sucrase.

Are you sure? S/He apparently asking about all enzymes and one sugar?
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=sucrase

[g0ld3n88]

Lipase, pepsin, sucrase and lactase are all enzymes.

Sucrose is a sugar.

Sucrase mainly called sucrase because they are the enzymes involved in the splitting of sucrose into fructose and glucose, which is a process called hydrolysis.
(Hydroxide and hydrogen ions join to split them).

This may be his homework, but it doesn't seem to be a large page full of questions. You could argue a large amount of the questions here on this forum are for homework, but it's just another source for data just like if you were to ask a friend or ask a teacher. Just as long as you don't abuse the system, it should be fine.