During digestion, the presence of proteases makes proteins be digested first. Given this occurrence, wh- of the proteases? (Reference: https://www.britannica.com/science/proteolytic-enzyme) 0000 It does not do anything directly to the digestion process of proteins It boosts the digestion process to match the digestion of all food matter It slows down the digestion process of other food matter It speeds up the digestion of proteins ingested by the organism

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