| 1. | Allosteric enzymes are generally larger in mass than other enzymes.
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| 2. | Allosteric enzymes are usually under the simultaneous control of several allosteric effectors.
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| 3. | These simple molecular mechanisms account for the integrative properties of allosteric enzymes.
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| 4. | These structurally distinct enzyme forms have been shown to exist in several known allosteric enzymes.
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| 5. | Often present are allosteric enzymes capable of sensing and responding to concentrations of regulatory species.
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| 6. | Allosteric enzymes tend to have several subunits.
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| 7. | This denotes the fact that allosteric enzymes change shape, or conformation, on binding of the modulator.
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| 8. | "' Allosteric enzymes "'is an oligmer whose biological activity is affected by other substances binding to it.
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| 9. | So far, however, the material presented to me has explicitly stated that allosteric enzymes do not exhibit Michaelis-Menten kinetics.
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| 10. | PFK1 is an allosteric enzyme and has a structure similar to that of hemoglobin in so far as it is a dimer of a dimer.
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