Allosteric inhibation is one way in which enzyme production is regulated.
Enzyme production can be regulated in a variety of ways. Some of these include:
- Positive feedback loops
- Negative feedback loops
- Allosteric inhibition
- Competitive inhibition
and a few others.
By acting as an allosteric inhibitor, a product will bind itself to the enzyme. However, this product does not bind to the active site of an enzyme, but rather to another site which then causes the active site to lose its shape and capacity to receive the substrate.
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