Suppose a particular protein is produced in excess of the cellʼs needs. What kind of mechanism will intervene to stop production?
A) growth
B) catabolic
C) metabolic
D) respiratory
E) homeostatic

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Homeostatic mechanisms are responsible for regulating the internal environment of an organism, including the production of proteins to ensure that they are produced in quantities that meet, but do not exceed, the cell's needs. When a protein is produced in excess, homeostatic mechanisms can intervene to reduce or stop its production, maintaining balance within the cell.

Suppose a Particular Protein Is Produced in Excess of the Cellʼs