Both questions Perencat enzim yang kompetitif selalunya /A competitiveinhibitor of an enzyme is usuallySelect one:strukturnya serupa dengan substrat/ structurallysimilar to substratemengikat di tapak alosterik/ binds to allosteric sitemengubah bentuk tapak aktif setelah pengikatan/change the shape of active site upon bindingracun/a poisonTindak balas yang manakah di antara berikut dikataliskanoleh Liase? / Which of the following reaction is catalysedby Lyase?Select one:Dua molekul digabung dengan ikatan kovalen/Joining two molecules with covalent bondsMemotong pelbagai ikatan/ Cleaving various bondsSusunan semula atom dalam molekul/Rearrangements of atoms within a moleculeMemindahkan kumpulan berfungsi dari satu molekulke molekul yang lain/ Transfer a functional group fromone molecule to another

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Perencat enzim yang kompetitif selalunya /A competitive inhibitor of an enzyme is usually Select one: strukturnya serupa dengan substrat/structurally similar to substrate mengikat di tapak alosterik/ binds to allosteric site mengubah bentuk tapak aktif setelah pengikatan/ change the shape of active site upon binding racun/a poison

Perencat enzim yang kompetitif selalunya /A competitive inhibitor of an enzyme is usually Select one: strukturnya serupa dengan substrat/structurally similar to substrate mengikat di tapak alosterik/ binds to allosteric site mengubah bentuk tapak aktif setelah pengikatan/ change the shape of active site upon binding racun/a poison

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter6: Energy, Enzymes, And Biological Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

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

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