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    Proteins That Undergo Reversible Changes in Conformation When Bound to Another
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Proteins That Undergo Reversible Changes in Conformation When Bound to Another

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Proteins that undergo reversible changes in conformation when bound to another molecule are called


A) reversible peptides.
B) allosteric proteins.
C) inducer proteins.
D) repressor proteins.
E) allostatic proteins.

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