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Allosteric regulation- Definition, Principle, Types, Models, Applications

Allosteric regulation refers to the process by which the activity of an enzyme or protein is regulated by the binding of a molecule to an allosteric site on the protein, which is distinct from the protein’s active site.

Enzyme reaction- Single substrate enzyme reaction, Multisubstrate enzyme reaction

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A single substrate enzyme reaction involves a single substrate binding to an enzyme’s active site and being converted to a product, while a multisubstrate enzyme reaction involves multiple substrates binding to an enzyme and being converted to multiple products through a complex mechanism.

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