Which of the following digestive enzymes is incorrectly matched with it's substrate and product?   pancreatic amylase: starch --> maltose   pepsin: protein --> amino acids   lipase: fats --> glycerol and fatty acids   peptidase: short polypeptides --> amino acids   salivary amylase: starch --> maltose

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