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Malonic acid act as

A

Competitive inhibitor of succinic dehydro genase by competing with succunic acid and binds to other than active site of enzyme

B

Competitive inhibitor of succinic dehydro genase by competing with succinic acid and binds to active site of enzyme

C

Non competitive inhibitor of succinic dehydro genase by competing with succunic acid and binds to other than active site of enzyme

D

Non competitive inhibitor of succinic dehydrogenase by competing with succunic acid and binds to active site of enzyme

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