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Heterotropic regulation
I. occurs with a molecule other than the protein's substrate
II. occurs with regulator binding at a site other than the active site
III. influences substrate binding
IV. is a type of competitive inhibition
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Proteins/enzymes that can be regulated allosterically
I. show a hyperbolic Michaelis-Menten curve
II. can be regulated by molecules that differ structurally from a substrate
III. can be both activated and inhibited
IV. undergo only competitive inhibition
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In its reduced form, the central ion of the heme group of hemoglobin is _____.
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In hemoglobin of sickle cell anemia patients, a valine residue binds to a(n) ___ patch causing ___ of the hemoglobin.
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The graph to the right, where YO2 represents %O2 saturation, will be used for the following questions
-The sigmoidal nature of the plot of oxygen binding to hemoglobin indicates ___ among hemoglobin's subunits.
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In the sequential model of allosterism, as regulatory molecules bind to allosteric sites,
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The aggregation of hemoglobin of sickle cell anemia patients occurs in the ___ state, thus the formation of aggregates is most likely to occur in the ___.
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The structure of the globin protein plays an important role in the affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen.
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The absence of 2,3-bPG causes hemoglobin's affinity for oxygen to______.
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Molecules that act identically like a receptor's natural ligand
I. are termed agonists
II. may compete with the natural ligand for the receptor binding site
III. as inverse agonists activate the receptor to a lesser extent
IV. as partial agonists can cause a different cellular effect than the natural
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While the composition of hemoglobin in adult humans is 2 2, in the developing fetus, _____ is observed
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The graph to the right, where YO2 represents %O2 saturation, will be used for the following questions
-The plot above describes the Bohr effect. If a third plot were added, a sigmoidal one between plots A and B,
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