Allosteric regulation of enzyme
Hi All,
I am trying to gain some insight on the allosteric regulation of enzymes.For example,in the glycolysis pathway , allosteric regulation occurs only in reactions that are irreversible.
I would like to know if this is true for all reactions. Can we find instances in which allosteric regulation of enzyme is present reversible reactions?
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