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It was found that a reversible inhibitor and a substrate bind an enzyme, but at different sites. the inhibitor was quite potent at reducing enzyme activity, but a scatchard analysis indicated it could not actually bind the enzyme unless the substrate was bound first. these results led to what conclusion? a. it was a competitive inhibitor. [b [u) b. it was a mixed inhibitor. c. it was an uncompetitive inhibitor. d. it was an allosteric modulator. e. it was a mechanism-based inactivator.

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