Inhibitors of Enzyme-Catalyzereactions Act by

question 79

Multiple Choice

Inhibitors of enzyme-catalyzereactions act by

• A)forming clusters of reactants that are unable to break free.
• B)tying up ATP supplies.
• C)binding to the enzyme's active site.
• D)tying up ATP supplies and binding to the enzyme's active site.
• E)forming clusters of reactants that are unable to break free, tying up ATP supplies, and binding to the enzyme's active site.

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