Competitive inhibitors
- A. Bind to allosteric site
- B. Cannot be overcome by increasing substrate
- C. Bind to active site
- D. Change Vmax but not Km
Explanation
Competitive inhibitors bind to the active site, competing with substrate. They can be overcome by increasing substrate concentration.
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