Binding of dATP to the regulatory site of ribonucleotide reductase results in which effect on the enzyme? Activates conversion on GDP to dGDP. Activates all stages of enzyme function. Inhibits all stages of enzyme function. Activates conversion of pyrimidine nucleotide diphosphates to pyrimidine dexoynucleotide diphosphates
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