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    The Binding of ATP to Myosin Causes an Allosteric Change
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The Binding of ATP to Myosin Causes an Allosteric Change

Question 84

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The binding of ATP to myosin causes an allosteric change in myosin's actin-binding site such that the affinity of myosin for actin is decreased.

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