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Digestive enzymatic activities (maltase, lactase and sucrase) have been determined in the intestinal mucosa of rats subjected to a jejunoileal bypass of 45 cm. The weight and protein content of the mucosa (mg/cm) were significantly decreased in the bypassed segment and significantly increased in the unbypassed segment, as compared to control rats. Maltase, lactase and sucrase specific (U/g protein) and total activity (U/cm intestine) were significantly decreased in the bypassed jejunum, compared to sham-operated rats. In the ileum, maltase specific and total activities increased in bypassed animals while the lactase and sucrase activities remained unchanged.
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