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Question 17 (1 point) Which of the following is an example of a protein that is not allosteric? Oi (repressor protein) Operat
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17.an allosteric protein is that type of protein in which multiple ligan-binding site some enzyme are allosteric protein and their activity is regulated through the binding of an effector to an allosteric site....and lc operon is not an allosteric protein..........18-between the promoter region and operator site

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