Q.What are allosteric enzymes?
Answer: Allosteric enzymes are those that have more than one activation center and to which other substances, called allosteric controllers, bind. Allosteric controllers can be allosteric impediments or allosteric activators. The commerce between an allosteric enzyme and the allosteric asset disallows the list of the substrate to the enzyme. The commerce between the allosteric enzyme and the allosteric activator allows the list of the substrate to the enzyme and occasionally increases the affinity of the enzyme for the substrate. This nonsupervisory miracle of the enzyme exertion is called allosterism.