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enzymes that are activated by specific proteolytic cleavage are called

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Enzymes that their activation is done through specific proteolytic cleavage can be regarded as Zymogen.

  • An enzyme can be regarded as substance which can be found in an organism and play a role of a catalyst.

  • It helps in regulations of chemical reactions in organism.

  • There are some enzymes that their activation is done through specific proteolytic cleavage  and they are known as Zymogen

  • Zymogen can be regarded as group of proteins that doesn't show catalytic activity, these set of protein are been transformed by the organisms into enzymes.

  • These enzymes can as well be regarded as Proenzyme, they are responsible for catalyze reactions during breakdown of proteins.

  • Example of zymogen are;
  1. pepsinogen
  2. Caspase
  3. Pacifastin
  4. Angiotensinogen

Therefore, Zymogen are protein group having no catalytic activity

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