1) What are two ways that enzyme oxidoreductase is controlled in the body? Explain how the...

1) What are two ways that enzyme oxidoreductase is controlled in the body? Explain how the process works

2) What occurs on an allosteric site on an enzyme?

3) What occurs in an irreversible inhibition of an emzyme?

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