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Chapter 41.3, Problem 1CS

Core Skill: Connections Can negative feedback occur at levels other than the organ system level shown in this figure? Refer back to Figure 6.13 for help.

Chapter 41.3, Problem 1CS, Core Skill: Connections Can negative feedback occur at levels other than the organ system level

Feedback inhibition. In this process, the final product of a metabolic pathway inhibits an enzyme that functions early in the pathway, thereby preventing the overaccumulation of the product.

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