A chemical that reacts with an enzyme in place of the substrate, is not turned into product and blocks the active site temporarily or permanently is known as what?
Correct answer A. Inhibitor
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Correct answer A. Inhibitor
Correct answer D. Competitive inhibitor
Correct answer D. It contains charged pores, so ions, being charged particles, cross the cell membrane much more easily than neutral particles
Correct answer B. Both a and b
Correct answer B. 250,000X
Correct answer A. Competitive inhibitor
Correct answer A. Irreversible inhibitor
Correct answer D. Both their size and weight and the density of the medium
Correct answer D. Increase in concentration of enzyme
Correct answer C. Denatured
Correct answer D. 2.0 µm
Correct answer B. Denaturation of the enzyme
Correct answer D. Saturation
Correct answer A. Nucleolus
Correct answer B. Determined by structure and the specificity of the enzyme
Correct answer C. All the active sites on enzyme molecule are occupied
Correct answer B. It explains the mechanism of every chemical reaction
Correct answer B. This relation is for unlimited time period with unlimited enzyme concentration
Correct answer D. Polysomes
Correct answer D. There is probably more enzyme available than there is substrate.