Types of Enzyme Inhibition: Competitive vs Noncompetitive | Michaelis-Menten Kinetics

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Instructor: Dave Carlson
Enzymes Part 8 - Enzyme Inhibition

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I love your videos, but there are 4 types of inhibition tested. Why didnt you mention uncompetitive or mixed?

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I love the video but there is no explanation of uncompetitive inhibitors :(

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but why does km change? doesnt the active site change when non competitive inhibitor binds, hence decreasing affinity

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Thanks for your sharing, sir. By the way, I have a question that wish you could clarify for me. Is it the Michaelis Menten Plot actually is a standard plot that can comparing with the certain enzyme that we want to study? And is it we could identify our inhibitor whether is competitive or non-competitive after plotting the graph? Thanks.

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I love the way you explain things! I'm frustrated that you did not explain these inhibitors with the Lineweaver-Burk Plots as well as the Michaelis-Menten plots.

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