Regulation of the rate of an enzyme-mediated metabolic pathway can be affected by _________________.
A. covalent modification of the enzyme
B. allosteric modification of the enzyme
C. concentration of the substrate
D. A and B are correct
E. A, B, and C are correct
Answer - E. A, B, and C are correct
Covalent modification are of enzyme-catalyse alternation of protein includes add or removal of chemical group. So, it changes the chemical properties of the site.
Allosteric enzymes are generally multi-subunit enzymes. Binding of a ligand modulator to one subunit results in a conformational change in other subunit. So any modification in allosteric area leads to affect the enzyme rate.
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