Non-competitive Inhibition

Therefore, the binding of the substrate and the inhibitor are independent of each other and the binding of an inhibitor cannot be reversed by increased [S]. They alter the Vmax but not the . The for noncompetitive inhibition is much more complex and involves EI and ESI.

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