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allosteric site
The place on an enzymewhere a molecule that is not a substrate may bind, thus changing the shape of the enzymeand influencing its ability to be active.

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Competitive

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Activation energy is the minimum energy that must be put into a chemical system for a reaction to occur

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Activation energy is the minimum energy that must be put into a chemical system for a reaction to occur

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A non competitive inhibitor changes the shape of an enzyme by creating bonds to the enzyme which changes the shape of the active site indirectly 

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A non competitive inhibitor changes the shape of an enzyme by creating bonds to the enzyme which changes the shape of the active site indirectly 

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Allosteric site is a site other than active site

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Energy needed for a reaction to take place 

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Energy needed for a reaction to take place 

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Substrate conc is a limiting factor because if there is a low conc then there is not alot  for the enzymes to work on

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Can enzymes be made in the laboratory

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What does cyanide do as an inhibitor?

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Examples of enzyme inhibitors

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What is an allosteric site

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How is substrate concentration a limiting factor

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How is substrate concentration a limiting factor

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What is the definition of activation energy?

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What is the definition of activation energy?

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What would happen if there was no ph buffer?

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Why does a non competitive inhibitor change the shape of active site

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Why does a non competitive inhibitor change the shape of active site

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Why do we still use the lock and key model when we have a better one?

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Why do we still use the lock and key model when we have a better one?

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What chemicals or substances are enzyme inhibitors