Discussion
Allosteric enzymes are
Answer: C
Correct answer: larger and more complex than simple enzyme
An allosteric enzyme is larger and more complex than a simple one, because it needs more than an active site: it is built of several polypeptide subunits and carries one or more regulatory sites as well. That extra structure is what allows a modulator to bind at one place and change the shape of the catalytic site elsewhere.
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