Discussion
Which enzymes are termed as allosteric enzymes?
Answer: D
Correct answer: All of the above
An allosteric enzyme has an active site where catalysis happens, a separate allosteric site where the regulator binds, and the modifiers that bind there. All three are part of the description - what defines the class is that the two sites are distinct and that binding at one changes the other.
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