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Compound "K" is the ultimate product of a linear metabolic pathway consisting of ten enzymatically catalyzed reactions as shown below.
Compound  K  is the ultimate product of a linear metabolic pathway consisting of ten enzymatically catalyzed reactions as shown below.    Complete the following description. If  K  inhibits activity of enzyme  5 , then enzyme  5  is under ___ control.If enzyme  3  becomes activated in response to activity of protein kinase A only when compound  A  is present, then enzyme  3  is under ___ control.If enzyme  2  is only expressed in the presence of high concentrations of  A,  then enzyme  2  is under ___ control.If all of these are true, high concentrations of  __  will decrease the flux through the pathway. A) covalent modification; allosteric; genetic; A B) allosteric; covalent modification; genetic; K C) genetic; allosteric; genetic; K D) allosteric; genetic; genetic; K E) allosteric; genetic; genetic; A
Complete the following description.
If "K" inhibits activity of enzyme "5", then enzyme "5" is under ___ control.If enzyme "3" becomes activated in response to activity of protein kinase A only when compound "A" is present, then enzyme "3" is under ___ control.If enzyme "2" is only expressed in the presence of high concentrations of "A," then enzyme "2" is under ___ control.If all of these are true, high concentrations of "__" will decrease the flux through the pathway.

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