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ENZYME ACTION RG
inhibition
non-competitive
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What do non-competitive inhibitor molecules do?
Bind
to the enzyme
away
from its
active site
this causes the
active site
to change
shape
so the substrate molecules can no longer
bind
to it
Do non-competitive inhibitors compete with the substrate molecules to bind to the active site?
no
because they are a
different
shape
what is the effect of increasing the
conc
of
substrate
?
it will not make any
difference
to the
reaction
rate -
enzyme
activity will still be
inhibited