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[Cathepsin B and D activity in the mucous membrane of the small intestine of rats on a high-saccharose diet and added selenium].

Selenium added to diets (700-750 micrograms per kg bw) enhanced the activity of cathepsins B and D; in this case, the protein content in the rat small intestine mucosa was found to be considerably reduced. High-sucrose diet did not directly influence the lysosomal proteinase activity, but enhanced selenium action on the proteolysis.