Competitive inhibitor

Noncompetitive inhibitor

Irreversible inhibitor

Uncompetitive inhibitor

They temporarily bind to the active site of an enzyme

They permanently bind to the active site of an enzyme

They temporarily alter the shape of the active site of the enzyme

They change the substrates that can enter the active site of the enzyme

There would be no change in enzymatic activity

There would be a small decrease in enzymatic activity

There would be a small increase in enzymatic activity

There would be a large increase in enzymatic activity

There would be a large decrease in enzymatic activity

There is the same amount of enzyme X, but its functionality will be lessened

There is less of enzyme X, which will decrease its relative functionality

There is less of enzyme X, but its functionality is enhanced

The inhibitor destroys enzyme X

There is the same amount of enzyme X, but its functionality is enhanced

Binding to the enzyme and stopping it from performing its function

Destroying the enzyme so that it cannot perform its function

Destroying the enzyme's substrate, so the enzyme cannot perform its function

Exporting the enzyme out of the cell so that it cannot perform its function

Stoping production of the enzyme so that there is less effective enzyme function

Competivie inhibition by Compound A

Allosteric regulation by Compound A

Allosteric regulation by an unknown compound

None of the other answer choices

Enzyme breakdown