Multiple Choice
You are working with an enzyme and wish to determine its saturation point.You note that the reaction rate increases slowly at first, then increases dramatically over a narrow range of substrate concentrations, and then levels off, creating a sigmoid reaction curve.It is likely that this enzyme is regulated by
A) temperature.
B) pH.
C) an allosteric mechanism.
D) a competitive inhibitor.
E) a coenzyme.
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