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    The Conversion of Inactive Chymotrypsinogen to Active Chymotrypsin Is an Example
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The Conversion of Inactive Chymotrypsinogen to Active Chymotrypsin Is an Example

Question 4

Question 4

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The conversion of inactive chymotrypsinogen to active chymotrypsin is an example of:


A) proteolytic activation.
B) positive cooperativity.
C) allostery.
D) ligand-induced activation.

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