Which of the following explains why receptor tyrosine kinases have been called membrane-associated allosteric enzymes?
A)as a result of their induced conformation changes and oligomeric interactions
B)as a result of their binding to insulin and epinephrine
C)as a result of their GTPase and guanylyl cyclase activities
D)as a result of their complex structure and G protein binding

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Receptor tyrosine kinases are called membrane-associated allosteric enzymes because of their ability to undergo induced conformational changes and oligomeric interactions, which can activate downstream signaling pathways.

Which of the Following Explains Why Receptor Tyrosine Kinases Have