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QUESTION 7 It is possible to overcome competitive inhibition by: O a. Increasing the temperature of the reaction O b. increasing the concentration of substrate OC Decreasing the amount of enzyme O d. Adding another inhibitor

QUESTION 7 It is possible to overcome competitive inhibition by: O a. Increasing the temperature of the reaction O b. increasing the concentration of substrate OC Decreasing the amount of enzyme O d. Adding another inhibitor

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At low substrate concentrations, what is the effect of increasing the substrate concentration on the rate of reaction? O a. The rate may increase or decrease depending on the specific enzyme-catalysed reaction in question O b. The reaction rate will increase with increasing substrate concentration O C. The rate of reaction will halve O d. There is no significant effect on the rate of reaction QUESTION 7 It is possible to overcome competitive inhibition by: O a. Increasing the temperature of the reaction O b. Increasing the concentration of substrate OC Decreasing the amount of enzyme O d. Adding another inhibitor
Transcribed Image Text:At low substrate concentrations, what is the effect of increasing the substrate concentration on the rate of reaction? O a. The rate may increase or decrease depending on the specific enzyme-catalysed reaction in question O b. The reaction rate will increase with increasing substrate concentration O C. The rate of reaction will halve O d. There is no significant effect on the rate of reaction QUESTION 7 It is possible to overcome competitive inhibition by: O a. Increasing the temperature of the reaction O b. Increasing the concentration of substrate OC Decreasing the amount of enzyme O d. Adding another inhibitor
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