This mechanism is active when the end product of an enzyme-controlled biochemical pathway reaches a high enough concentration to interfere with one of the enzymes essential to the functioning of that pathway.

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This mechanism is known as negative-feedback control, where the accumulation of an end product inhibits the process that produces it, thus regulating the amount of product produced.

This Mechanism Is Active When the End Product of an Enzyme-Controlled