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9. What is the role of an enzyme's allosteric site? - Binds coenzyme. - Regulates the active site. - Regulates the metal ion. - Binds substrate. 10. What cellular amount of an allosteric activator is likely needed to affect the function of an enzyme? - The amount of allosteric activator could be lower than the amount of substrate. - The amount of allosteric activator needs to be higher than the amount of substrate. 11. Which molecule represents an intermediate in the pathway below? - W - 2 - Z - Y 12. The enzymatic pathway is controlled by feedback inhibition. Based on what you learned about feedback inhibition, which answer most likely explains how feedback inhibition of this pathway works? - 3 will inhibit W - X will inhibit 2 - Z will inhibit 1 - 1 will inhibit Y

          9. What is the role of an enzyme's allosteric site?
        - Binds coenzyme.
        - Regulates the active site.
        - Regulates the metal ion.
        - Binds substrate.
    10. What cellular amount of an allosteric activator is likely needed to affect the function of an enzyme?
        - The amount of allosteric activator could be lower than the amount of substrate.
        - The amount of allosteric activator needs to be higher than the amount of substrate.
    11. Which molecule represents an intermediate in the pathway below?
        - W
        - 2
        - Z
        - Y
    12. The enzymatic pathway is controlled by feedback inhibition. Based on what you learned about feedback inhibition, which answer most likely explains how feedback inhibition of this pathway works?
        - 3 will inhibit W
        - X will inhibit 2
        - Z will inhibit 1
        - 1 will inhibit Y

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