why-do-non-covalent-interactions-allow-reversible-inhibitors-to-bind-reversibly

Question

Why do non-covalent interactions allow reversible inhibitors to bind reversibly?

Accepted Answer

Non-covalent interactions are weak and easily reversible.

Answer

Non-covalent interactions do not affect enzyme binding.

Answer

Non-covalent interactions increase enzyme binding strength.

Answer

Non-covalent interactions are strong and permanent.