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antitryptic

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an·ti·tryp·tic (nt-trptk, nt-) or an·ti·tryp·sic (-trpsk)
adj.
Having the properties of antitrypsin.
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Porcine trypsin was used as standard and the antitryptic activity of the sample was calculated in terms of trypsin units inhibited (TUI)/g of sample.
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