Many pharmaceuticals exert their action by inhibiting the activity of enzymes. Choose the false statement regarding enzyme inhibition. A- Enzyme can be inhibited by a ligand that binds to an active site B- Enzyme can be inhibited by a ligand that binds to a site other than that of substrate C- Enzyme can be inhibited by a ligand that forms a covalent bond with enzyme. D- It is true of all enzyme inhibitors, that the degree of inhibition is reduced when the concentration of inhibitor is lowered by metabolism or E- Enzyme may be inhibited by a ligand that does not bind in the substrate site

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