When drugs attach to allosteric sites on enzymes, the shapes of active sites radically are affected so that the substrate molecules cannot recognise the active sites.
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When drugs attach to allosteric sites on enzymes- the shapes of active sites radically are affected so that the substrate molecules cannot recognise the active sites-TrueFalse

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When drugs are attached to allosteric sites- they change the shape of the enzyme and its active site- Because of this- the substrate molecules cannot recognize active sites-xA0-

When drugs attach to allosteric sites on enzymes, the shapes of active sites radically are affected so that the substrate molecules cannot recognise the active sites.TrueFalse

When drugs are attached to allosteric sites, they change the shape of the enzyme and its active site. Because of this, the substrate molecules cannot recognize active sites.

When drugs attach to allosteric sites on enzymes, the shapes of active sites radically are affected so that the substrate molecules cannot recognise the active sites.
True
False