WJEC A-level Biology A400QS · CC.4(h)
The principles of competitive and non-competitive inhibition
- Code
- CC.4(h)
- In
- CC.4 Biological reactions are regulated by enzymes
- Topic
- CC Core Concepts
- Course
- A-level Biology A400QS
- Board
- WJEC
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Points in CC.4 Biological reactions are regulated by enzymes
- CC.4(a) Metabolism as a series of enzyme controlled reactions
- CC.4(b) The protein nature of enzymes
- CC.4(c) Enzymes acting intracellularly or extracellularly
- CC.4(d) Active sites, interpreted in terms of three dimensional structure
- CC.4(e) The theory of induced fit as illustrated by lysozyme
- CC.4(f) Catalysis and activation energy
- CC.4(g) Factors affecting enzyme activity
- CC.4(h) The principles of competitive and non-competitive inhibition
- CC.4(i) Immobilised enzymes