A non-reactive substrate analogue has been found to inhibit a target enzyme. Modifying the inhibitor to make it more like TS (‡) will? (Select All that Apply) a. Make it a better inhibitor b. Make it a worse inhibitor c. Make it bind tighter d. Make it bind weaker e. Increase the KD f. Decrease the KD

A non-reactive substrate analogue has been found to inhibit a target enzyme. Modifying the inhibitor to make it more like TS (‡) will? (Select All that Apply) a. Make it a better inhibitor b. Make it a worse inhibitor c. Make it bind tighter d. Make it bind weaker e. Increase the KD f. Decrease the KD

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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