Question 47ListenSulfa drugs, shown below can be used to treat bacteria infections:R-S-NH₂A SulfonamideA) If sulfa binds at a site other than the active site, is this a competitive or noncompetitive inhibitor?2) It is irreversible, so the bond formed between the enzyme and antibiotic is likely.or hydrogen bond)?(covalent, ionic3) Is the portion of sulfa shown polar or nonpolar?4) What is a possible amino acid at the binding site of sulfa?

A) if sulfa binds a site other than the active site, it is non competitive inhibitor. B) This drugs…

Question 47 Listen Sulfa drugs, shown below can be used to treat bacteria infections: R-S-NH₂ A Sulfonamide A) If sulfa binds at a site other than the active site, is this a competitive or noncompetitive inhibitor? (covalent, ionic 2) It is irreversible, so the bond formed between the enzyme and antibiotic is likely. or hydrogen bond)? 3) Is the portion of sulfa shown polar or nonpolar? 4) What is a possible amino acid at the binding site of sulfa?

Question 47 Listen Sulfa drugs, shown below can be used to treat bacteria infections: R-S-NH₂ A Sulfonamide A) If sulfa binds at a site other than the active site, is this a competitive or noncompetitive inhibitor? (covalent, ionic 2) It is irreversible, so the bond formed between the enzyme and antibiotic is likely. or hydrogen bond)? 3) Is the portion of sulfa shown polar or nonpolar? 4) What is a possible amino acid at the binding site of sulfa?

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