High Concentrations of Substrate Overcome Reversible Inhibition by a Transition-State

question 53

Multiple Choice

High concentrations of substrate overcome reversible inhibition by a transition-state analog because

• A) only the substrate has the inherent ability to bind at the active-site.
• B) the substrate has a greater inherent affinity for the active-site.
• C) transition-state analogs show noncompetitive kinetics.
• D) the substrate will react with the transition-state analog.
• E) The transition-state analog is a competitive inhibitor.

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