👉 Caridinides are a group of proteins found in the digestive system that play important roles in nutrient absorption and metabolism. They consist of two subgroups, caridin A and caridin B, which are involved in the breakdown of dietary carbohydrates into simpler sugars for energy. Caridin A is responsible for the initial digestion of complex carbohydrates, while caridin B functions to break down more easily digestible sugars, such as glucose or fructose, for energy. These proteins also play
