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A medicine looks very like the natural substrate of an enzyme in the body, and it slows the reaction. How does it most probably act?
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Cell Biology › Enzymes
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A medicine looks very like the natural substrate of an enzyme in the body, and it slows the reaction. How does it most probably act?
It breaks the peptide bonds of the enzyme
It supplies extra product
It occupies the active site in place of the substrate
It lowers the temperature round the enzyme
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