Classify each phrase as describing a competitive inhibitor, uncompetitive inhibitor, or mixed (mixed noncompetitive) inhibitor. Note that Km refers to apparent Km. Competitive inhibitor structurally similar to substrate when present, Km of enzyme will decrease prevents substrate from binding enzyme Uncompetitive inhibitor when present, Vmax of enzyme is unaffected binds enzyme-substrate complex only Mixed inhibitor binds either enzyme or enzyme- substrate complex when present, Km of enzyme will either increase or decrease

Classify each phrase as describing a competitive inhibitor, uncompetitive inhibitor, or mixed (mixed noncompetitive) inhibitor. Note that Km refers to apparent Km. Competitive inhibitor structurally similar to substrate when present, Km of enzyme will decrease prevents substrate from binding enzyme Uncompetitive inhibitor when present, Vmax of enzyme is unaffected binds enzyme-substrate complex only Mixed inhibitor binds either enzyme or enzyme- substrate complex when present, Km of enzyme will either increase or decrease

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