non-competitive inhibitors

• non-competitive inhibitor 


  bind to the enzyme away from its active site
• what is the site they bind to known as

  the enzymes allosteric site
• what do they do

  cause the active site of the enzyme to change so that the substrate molecule can't bind to it
• Non-competitive inhibitor molecules don't compete with the substrate molecules to bind to the active site because they are a different shapes increasing the concentration of substrate won't make any difference
• non-competitive inhibitor

  A) inhibitor molecule

  B) active site

  C) active site

  
• effects of a non-competitive inhibitor

  A) without an inhibitor

  B) non-competitive

  C) little effect on rate