All of the following are reasons for considering the enzymes as druggable targets except: enzymes have the allosteric sites where modulators can bind it is easy to purify in significant amount and characterize the enzymes enzyme kinetics concepts are well established for identifying inhibitors and activators hits and leads can be identified from known substrates and transition-states

All of the following are reasons for considering the enzymes as druggable targets except: enzymes have the allosteric sites where modulators can bind it is easy to purify in significant amount and characterize the enzymes enzyme kinetics concepts are well established for identifying inhibitors and activators hits and leads can be identified from known substrates and transition-states

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter30: Kinetic Methods Of Analysis

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Problem 30.15QAP

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