Shown below is a hypothetical reaction pathway where both E and H can be produced from compound A. Imagine that both compounds E and H are useful to cells, ЕЗ E4 C D E E2 E1 compound H is toxic above a certain concentration. The best way to benefit the cells is for: A G H E6 E5 O H to allosterically inhibit enzyme ES above the threshold concentration O E to allosterically activate enzyme E2 above the threshold concentration O E to allosterically inhibit enzyme E5 above the threshold concentration OH to allosterically activate enzyme E2 above the threshold concentration

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