Mechanism for control of protein activity

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Which of these does not represent a mechanism for control of protein activity?

a.) a non-competitive inhibitor
b.) an allosteric effector
c.) phosphorylation of cysteine
d.) a competitive inhibitor
e.) none of the above

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