A chronic alcoholic requires a much larger dose of ethanol as an antidote to methanolpoisoning than does a nonalcoholic patient. Suggest a reason why a larger dose of thecompetitive inhibitor is required for an alcoholic.

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Q: Why are irreversible inhibitors considered to be poisons?

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Q: Explain analgesic function in aspirin in details.

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Q: How many pKb's does histamine have? Why?

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Q: give a brief account of novel drug delivery system.

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Q: Determine whether each of the inhibitors (or inhibitor characteristics) are involved in reversible…

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Q: If agonists have high efficacy and antagonists have low efficacy, how would you define efficacy?

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Q: The following figure below is the structure of Probenecid. What is the effect of the addition of…

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Q: What are how many kind of inhibitor used to treat methanol poisoning?  What are the names ?

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Q: Match if the following is a CYP inducer or inhbitor Prompts Submitted Answers | Choose a match…

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Q: What is the type of inhibitor if both Vmax and Km are increased? (Provide an…

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Q: Briefly explain the difference between competitive and noncompetitive inhibitors.

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Q: what reactions can be identified within the synthesis of chephalexin?

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