An inhibitor has a K, of 0.1 µM in its interaction with an enzyme. What then are the Ka and Ka values of the same interaction? ( a ) K. 10 μΜ 1; K. 0.1 μΜ (b) Ka 0.1 µM; Ka 10 µM1 (c) Ka 1 µM1; Ka 0.1 µM Ka 10 µM; Ka 0,1 µM1 (e) Ka 10 µM-1; Ka 10 nM

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