Some enzymes can be inhibited by the binding of a molecule to the enzyme and altering its conformation. What is this type of inhibition known as?
Q1. Some enzymes can be inhibited by the binding of a molecule to the enzyme and altering its conformation. What is this type of inhibition known as?
Answer: Allosteric inhibition
Explanation: Allosteric inhibition occurs when inhibitor binds to the enzyme and alters its conformation, most tempting wrong is Competitive inhibition