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Pure Noncompetitive Inhibition Is a Limiting Case of

Question 68

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Pure noncompetitive inhibition is a limiting case of

A) Competitive inhibition
B) Uncompetitive inhibition
C) Irreversible inhibition
D) Mixed inhibition
E) None of these is true

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