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6. Proteins / Enzymes and Protein Binding / Problem 2
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A new drug is designed to inhibit an enzyme involved in cancer cell proliferation. What is a potential consequence of this drug on the enzyme's activity?
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The enzyme's activity will increase, leading to faster cancer cell proliferation.
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The enzyme will become more specific to its substrate.
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The enzyme will be converted into a structural protein.
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The enzyme's activity will decrease, potentially slowing cancer cell proliferation.
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