Question

which of the following is true about noncompetitive inhibition? group of answer choices the inhibitor binds to the active site of the enzyme the shape of a noncompetitive inhibitor is at least partially similar to the actual substrate of the target enzyme. it is an example of allosteric regulation the binding of the inhibitor does not causes a conformational change.

Answer 1

The statement that is true about non competitive inhibitors is that  it is an example of allosteric regulation.

What is inhibition?

When we talk about inhibition, we are talking about a situation in which there is a substance that occupies the position that an enzyme is suposed to bind. It could be a case of competitive or non competitive inhibition.

When we talk about a competitive inhibition, it means that the inhibitor looks somewhat like the enzyme thus it can occupy its place. On the other hand when we have a non competitive inhibitor, the inhibitor does not look like the enzyme.

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