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Which type of inhibitor alters the structure of an enzyme?

Correct answer A. Irreversible inhibitor

Explanation

Irreversible inhibitors bind covalently to the enzyme, permanently changing or destroying its active site, unlike reversible inhibitors, which attach loosely.

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