Which statement describes a competitive inhibitor? a. A competitive inhibitor has a structure similar to that of the substrate. b. A competitive inhibitor distorts the shape of the enzyme. c. The addition of more substrate does not reverse the inhibition. d. Both a and c describe a competitive inhibitor.

Which statement describes a competitive inhibitor? a. A competitive inhibitor has a structure similar to that of the substrate. b. A competitive inhibitor distorts the shape of the enzyme. c. The addition of more substrate does not reverse the inhibition. d. Both a and c describe a competitive inhibitor.

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	a.	A competitive inhibitor has a structure similar to that of the substrate.
	b.	A competitive inhibitor distorts the shape of the enzyme.
	c.	The addition of more substrate does not reverse the inhibition.
	d.	Both a and c describe a competitive inhibitor.