Which of the following is NOT a feature of substrate-level enzyme regulation?

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Substrate-level enzyme regulation is a type of enzyme regulation where the substrate concentration and/or product concentration directly affect the activity of the enzyme. While A, B, and C are all features of substrate-level enzyme regulation, D is not accurate because substrate-level regulation is not sufficient for regulating all enzyme-catalyzed reactions. Other forms of enzyme regulation, such as allosteric regulation and covalent modification, may also be necessary. E is also accurate as sometimes products can act as competitive or uncompetitive inhibitors in substrate-level regulation.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Feature of Substrate-Level