Question

define non competitive inhibitor?​

Answer 1

Answer:Non-competitive inhibition occurs when the inhibitor doesn't/can't bind to the active site, due to charge/shape dissimilarities related to the substrate, but it is still able to bind to the enzyme and cause a conformational/shape/charge change in said enzyme.

Answer 2

Here is your answer dear ⛄

$\Huge\red{ ~♡~ }$ $\sf\underline\green{ Non-competitive \: Inhibitors }$ :-

• The inhibitors having no structural similarity with substrate and binding of an enzyme location other than the active sites so the globular structure of the enzyme is changed is called $\tt\orange{ "Non-competitive \: inhibitors" }$.

$\Huge\blue{ ~♡~ }$ $\sf\underline\pink{ Example }$ :-

• Metal ions of Copper $\tt\orange{(Cu)}$ , Mercury $\tt\purple{(Hg)}$ .

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