Question
Does our blood contains proteases and nucleases?

Answer

→ No, our blood doesn't contain proteases and nucleases.
→ Because, if proteases and nucleases enzymes are present in blood then there will be a digestion of protein and nucleic acid.
→ In blood certain proteases enzymes are present in an inactive form.

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