Enzyme Active Site & Regulation
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Q. Trypsinogen is an inactive form of the enzyme trypsin. Trypsinogen gets converted to trypsin through proteolytic cleavage. This is an example of:
a
Allosteric activation
b
Transcriptional regulation
c
Reversible covalent modification regulation
d
Isozyme regulation
e
Proteolytic activation
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