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#Question id: 603


Nonclassical competitive inhibition involves ________.

#1. Molecules and their Interaction Relevant to Biology
  1. binding of the substrate at both the active site and at the inhibitor site

  2. binding of either the substrate to the active site or the inhibitor to its own binding site thus preventing the other from binding

  3. binding of the inhibitor to the substrate followed by binding of this complex to the active site

  4. chemical removal of the substrate from the active site by reaction with the inhibitor

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