5 Match the pair of words with the description of the difference between them.Negative allosteric effectorOne binds to the active site, other1.binds somewhere elseand reversible inhibitorCompetitive inhibitor andnoncompetitive inhibitorOne is an organic molecule, other is2.a metal.One binds tightly to the enzyme,Coenzyme and cofactor3.other binds loosely.Reversible inhibitor andOne is foreign and other is naturaly4.irreversible inhibitoroccurring in the body.Previout Paget PagePage 23 of 26acerww.

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Match the pair of words with the description of the difference between them. Negative allosteric effector and reversible inhibitor One binds to the active site, other 1. binds somewhere else Competitive inhibitor and 2. One is an organic molecule, other is noncompetitive inhibitor a metal. One binds tightly to the enzyme, Coenzyme and cofactor 3. other binds loosely. Reversible inhibitor and One is foreign and other is naturally irreversible inhibitor occurring in the body.

Match the pair of words with the description of the difference between them. Negative allosteric effector and reversible inhibitor One binds to the active site, other 1. binds somewhere else Competitive inhibitor and 2. One is an organic molecule, other is noncompetitive inhibitor a metal. One binds tightly to the enzyme, Coenzyme and cofactor 3. other binds loosely. Reversible inhibitor and One is foreign and other is naturally irreversible inhibitor occurring in the body.

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Energy, Enzymes, And Biological Reactions

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Problem 9TYK: Which of the following statements about inhibition is true? a. Allosteric inhibitors and allosteric...

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