In the following example an enzyme is being inhibited. This is an example of Active site Inhibitor Altered active site O Non-competitive inhibition O Competitive inhibition

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Q: enzymes can be inhibited or competition can occur. Explain each of these.

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Q: A non-competitive inhibitor can options:   Has no effect on Ks…

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