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In the uncompetitive inhibition
Option: 1
The active site is exposed after inhibitor binding

Option: 2
The allosteric site is exposed after inhibitor binding

Option: 3
Both a and b

Option: 4
None of these

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Uncompetitive Inhibition:

Sometimes, the binding of the substrate to the active site changes the conformation of the enzyme.
This creates an allosteric site which was not present prior to the binding of the substrate.
An inhibitor can bind to this site and cause inhibition.
It cannot be overcome by increasing substrate concentration.

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In uncompetitive inhibition, the binding of the substrate to the active site changes the conformation of the enzyme. This creates an allosteric site which was not present prior to the binding of the substrate. An inhibitor can bind to this site and cause inhibition.

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