Discuss two ways in which drugs prevent the attachment of native substrate on active site of an enzyme.
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Active site of an enzyme is formed of
A
Amino groups of some amino acids.
B
Carboxyl groups of some amino acids
C
`-"HS bonds of amino acids"`
D
R-groups of selected amino acids
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A
Enzyme inhibitors
B
Noncompetitive inhibitors
C
Both (1) and (2)
D
Competitive inhibitors
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A
Primary structure of protein
B
Secondary structure of protein
C
Tertiary structure of proteoin
D
Quaternary structure of protein
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