1.12 — enzyme inhibition Flashcards

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what are the two types of inhibitors?

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  1. reversible inhibitors — these form weak bonds (e.g. hydrogen or ionic) with the enzyme
  2. irreversible inhibitors — these form strong bonds (e.g covalent) with the enzyme
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what are the two categories of inhibitors?

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  1. competitive — bind to the active site
  2. non-competitive — bind away from the active site
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what are competitive inhibitors?

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inhibitors that bind to the active site

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what are non competitive inhibitors

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bind away from the active site

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how do competitive inhibitors inhibit?

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bind to the active site to prevent enzyme-substrate complexes

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how does competitive inhibition work?

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  1. competitive inhibitors have a similar shape to the substrate mewing
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