allosteric inhibition (non-competitive inhibition)

In allosteric inhibition, or noncompetitive inhibition, inhibitors bind to the allosteric center of an enzyme, thereby reducing its activity. The binding results in a conformational change that partially or completely blocks the function of the enzyme. Allosteric inhibition is being considered for the treatment of cancer. What is allosteric inhibition? In allosteric inhibition, inhibitors bind … Allosteric Inhibition (Non-Competitive Inhibition): Function, Role & Diseases