Some of the mechanisms by which enzyme catalytic activity is controlled are: A. allosteric control. B. feedback inhibition. C. covalent modification. D. A and C. E. A, B, and C.

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Some of the mechanisms by which catalytic activity is controlled are option(e) i.e, A, B, and C, (allosteric control, feedback inhibition, and covalent modification)

What is the catalytic activity?

The acceleration of chemical reactions brought on by the presence of a catalyst. A catalyst value is measured as a rise in the reaction rate.

Specific surface area, pore structure, oxygen-containing functional groups, and the amount of ash and its components all have an impact on how well AC catalysts perform. The role that specific surface areas and pore shapes play in methane adsorption is significant.

Examples are:

  • 1) The hydrogenation of palm oil into margarine uses the metal nickel or Ni.
  • 2) The Haber process makes use of iron, Fe.

There are three different forms of catalysis, depending on the nature and physical condition of the materials used in the chemical reaction.

  • Homogeneous catalysis 
  • Heterogeneous catalysis
  • Autocatalysis.

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