In vitro evidence is presented for the presence of a heat‐labile inhibitor of trypsin in both cotyledon and testa of the field bean ( Vicia faba L.). Inhibitor activity is destroyed by heating at 110°C for 40 min. The inhibitor has, in vitro, approximately one fifth of the strength of an extract of raw soyabeans.
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