Question

Which of the following processes is not an example of allosteric regulation?

Answer 1

Answer:

Allosteric modulation or feedback inhibition is an enzyme regulatory mechanism where a product of a simple or chain reaction can function as a temporary allosteric inhibitor, i.e., an inhibitor that combines with a regulatory or allosteric site (other than the active site) if its concentration crosses a threshold value. Example: excess of glucose-6-phosphate stops the activity of enzyme hexokinase that helps in its formation from glucose and ATP.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

Allosteric modulation or feedback inhibition is an enzyme regulatory mechanism where a product of a simple or chain reaction can function as a temporary allosteric inhibitor, i.e., an inhibitor that combines with a regulatory or allosteric site (other than the active site) if its concentration crosses a threshold value. Example: excess of glucose-6-phosphate stops the activity of enzyme hexokinase that helps in its formation from glucose and ATP.