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MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF ENZYME ACTIVITY REGULATION IN LIVING CELLS
Enzymes regulate nearly all biochemical reactions in living cells and ensure metabolic stability. Their activity is controlled by genetic, molecular, and environmental mechanisms. This study analyzes major mechanisms of enzyme regulation, including allosteric modulation, covalen
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