What happens when a K-acting inhibitor is added to an allosteric enzyme system?
A) The apparent KM for the substrate increases.
B) The apparent KM for the substrate decreases.
C) The apparent Vmax for the substrate increases.
D) The apparent Vmax for the substrate decreases.
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