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Explain how an inhibitor can disrupt an enzyme’s action without binding to the active site.
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- Enzyme activity can be inhibited by inhibitors. Inhibitors can be bio-molecules or chemically synthesized molecules. Compare with explanation about the mechanism of competitive and non-competitive inhibitors.arrow_forwardDefine the word "enzyme inhibition."arrow_forwardWhy would a covalent inhibitor act to deplete an enzyme and not merely modify its activity?arrow_forward
- An enzyme catalyzes the following reaction. Which of the following inhibitors would you expect to be competitive inhibitors and which non-competitive inhibitors? Please explain briefly.arrow_forwardClassify inhibitors by giving a brief overview of each type and explain their effects on enzyme kinetics.arrow_forwardExplain the difference between competitive and allosteric inhibition in enzymes.arrow_forward
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