Fill in the blanks and answer the question:   A. The enzyme ATCase (aspartate transcarbamoylase) uses _________________control to regulate its activity. The molecule ATP is an allosteric _____________ of ATCase and because it is a molecule different from the substrate of this enzyme it produces an _________________ effect in the enzyme’s activity.   B. Is it appropriate to study the enzymatic activity of ATCase with the Michaelis Menten approximation? Justify your answer.

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