Question

enzymes
cells can activate or deactivate certain products or the absence of substrates. this regulation occurs
non - competitive inhibition is formed by another molecule with a similar shape and chemical
performing to the active site and blocking the substrate.
non - competitive inhibition is performed by an allosteric inhibitor binding to the allosteric site on
the enzyme, changing the conformation, or shape, of the enzyme and prevents the substrate from
reacting. this allows cells to conserve energy and prevent unnecessary reactions from
what type of molecule causes noncompetitive inhibition?
cofactor
allosteric inhibitor
coenzyme

Explanation:

Non - competitive inhibition occurs when an allosteric inhibitor binds to an allosteric site on the enzyme, changing the enzyme's conformation and preventing the substrate from binding effectively. Cofactors and coenzymes assist enzymes in their normal function rather than causing non - competitive inhibition.

Answer:

allosteric inhibitor