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Active Site
where substrates bind (on surface of enzyme)
endproduct inhibition
metabolic pathway turned off by enzyme at front of pathway binding to its end product
activators
increase rate of product formation (e.g. cofactors); stabilizing at active conformation
Inhibitors
decrease rate of product formation; stabilizes in inactive conformation
Irreversible Inhibitors
covalently attached to enzyme at active site; can’t go back
Reversible Inhibitors
noncovalently bonded; can go back
Competitive Inhibitor
binds to enzyme, blocking at active site and preventing substrate
Noncompetitive Inhibitor
binds to enzyme away from active site, changing enzyme structure; reduces enzyme function ability
Allosteric
molecules that bind to enzyme away from active site (inhibitors + activators)
Functional Conformation
ready to interact with substrate
Nonfunctional Conformation
active site isn’t exposed to substrate