| Item $I$ | Item $II$ |
| $A$ Allosteric effect | $P$ Molecule binding to the active site of enzyme |
| $B$ Competitive inhibitor | $Q$ Molecule crucial for communication in the body |
| $C$ Receptor | $R$ Molecule binding to a site other than the active site of enzyme |
| $D$ Poison | $S$ Molecule binding to the enzyme covalently |
| Peptide | $R _1$ | $R _2$ |
| $I$ | $H$ | $H$ |
| $II$ | $H$ | $CH _3$ |
| $III$ | $CH _2 COOH$ | $H$ |
| $IV$ | $CH _2 CONH _2$ | $( CH _2)_4 NH _2$ |
| $V$ | $CH _2 CONH _2$ | $CH _2 CONH _2$ |
| $VI$ | $( CH _2)_4 NH _2$ | $( CH _2)_4 NH _2$ |
| $VII$ | $CH _2 COOH$ | $CH _2 CONH _2$ |
| $VIII$ | $CH _2 OH$ | $( CH _2)_4 NH _2$ |
| $IX$ | $( CH _2)_4 NH _2$ | $CH _3$ |

$(A)$ Enzymes are biocatalysts.
$(B)$ Enzymes are non-specific and can catalyse different kinds of reactions.
$(C)$ Most Enzymes are globular proteins.
$(D)$ Enzyme - oxidase catalyses the hydrolysis of maltose into glucose.
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