Irreversible Enzyme Inhibition: Suicide – Enzyme Inhibitors
About the Lecture
The lecture Irreversible Enzyme Inhibition: Suicide – Enzyme Inhibitors by Kevin Ahern, PhD is from the course Enzymes and Enzyme Kinetics.
Included Quiz Questions
What is the mechanism of irreversible enzyme inhibition?
- Inhibitors resemble the natural substrate but bind covalently so the enyzme is destroyed.
- Inhibitors bind non-covalently to a site away from the active site.
- The Vmax is increased.
- The Km is decreased.
- The inhibitor binds non-covalently at the active site.
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Author of lecture Irreversible Enzyme Inhibition: Suicide – Enzyme Inhibitors
Kevin Ahern, PhD
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Great enzyme lectures
By VICTOR P. on 21. October 2017 for Irreversible Enzyme Inhibition: Suicide – Enzyme Inhibitors
As a medical student I found this series of lectures on enzymes extremely clarifying. Dr Ahern is a great lecturer. Thank you so much.
