how-do-suicide-inhibitors-differ-from-other-irreversible-inhibitors-in-their-mec

Question

How do suicide inhibitors differ from other irreversible inhibitors in their mechanism of action?

Accepted Answer

They require normal catalytic reactions to become irreversibly bound.

Answer

They do not form covalent bonds with enzymes.

Answer

They can be reversed by increasing substrate concentration.

Answer

They do not mimic substrates.