The trypsin molecule has a second calcium-binding pocket near the Arg122 autolysis site. Binding at this site prevents trypsin autolysis, ensuring prolonged trypsin survival.

LONDON Royal Society, February 28. J. MELLANBY: The supposed coagulation of oxalate plasma by trypsin. The action is due to the conversion of prothrombase to thrombase by the ionised calcium ...

Trypsin is a digestive enzyme that breaks down proteins. ... The only thing they have in common is an affinity for calcium — whene they encounter it, they stick to it.

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