a-non-competitive-inhibitor-is-introduced-to-an-enzyme-catalyzed-reaction-how-do

Question

A non-competitive inhibitor is introduced to an enzyme-catalyzed reaction. How does this affect the enzyme's activity?

Accepted Answer

It decreases the enzyme's activity by binding to a site other than the active site.

Answer

It increases the enzyme's activity by enhancing substrate binding.

Answer

It has no effect on the enzyme's activity.

Answer

It permanently deactivates the enzyme.