What are the implications of reversible inhibitors allowing enzymatic reactions to proceed when unbound?

• A. Reversible inhibitors increase reaction rates, leading to uncontrolled enzyme activity.
• B. Reversible inhibitors permanently halt reactions, providing static regulation.
• C. When the inhibitor unbinds, the reaction proceeds normally, allowing for dynamic regulation.
• D. When the inhibitor is bound, the reaction proceeds normally.

Answer: (C)