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Inhibitors can have the following effects on enzyme kinetics:

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Inhibitors can have the following effects on enzyme kinetics:

Inhibitors can have the following effects on enzyme kinetics:
A) Modifying the KM value.
B) Changing the value for Vmax.
C) Interfering with substrate binding.
D) An inhibitor can change the KM and interfere with substrate binding.
E) All of these are correct.

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