Allosteric modifiers alter the equilibria between:
A) the ES state.
B) the R and T forms of a protein.
C) the forward and reverse reaction rate.
D) the formation of a product and its reverse reaction.
E) All of the above.

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Allosteric modifiers bind to specific sites on a protein and induce a conformational change, shifting the equilibrium between the relaxed (R) and tense (T) forms of the protein. This can affect the binding and release of ligands and alter the activity of the protein.

Allosteric Modifiers Alter the Equilibria Between