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What is Which is an allosteric protein -a) Transferrinb) Ceruloplasminc) Phosphofructokinase d) Haemoglobin and explain in detail?
Hemoglobin is an allosteric protein, i.e. binding of an allosteric modulator to hemoglobin alter binding of other substrate or molecule (i.e. O2).
Phosphofructokinase I is an allosteric enzyme and is regulated allosterically in glycolysis. All enzymes (except for ribozymes) are proteins. So PFK-I is an allosteric protein.